How to Document Requirements - How to write better requirements [Business Analyst Training]

In today's Business Analyst Training we are talking about how to document requirements. We will use a real world example that is relatable to explain how to document requirements. We will talk about the steps you need to take before you start thinking of how to document requirements and even before you make your first draft of your requirements document.

By the end of this video you will know:
How to document requirements
How to uncover requirements
What to do when you are asked to document requirements for something you never heard of before
What the first steps are to take when you are presented with a project for which you have to know how to document requirements.
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[MsSunshineBrown]

This was a tremendous help. I'm getting back in the BA field after being out for a number of years and this information is priceless for a knowledge refresher. THANK YOU!!!

[bruce_NZ]

1. Investigation into the situation (Research)
2. Considering the perspective of the Stakeholders(What problem are you trying to solve)
3. Analyse their needs (What activities they perform daily, their pain points, BPM - use various elicitation method (interview, workshop, observation, document analysis) to extract those information and validate them
4. Evaluation the solution options with business, technical team, technology team, Regulator & compliance, Process owners, Process level users, underwriters
5. Define Requirement (Use cases, User Stories, Functional, NFR, Wireframes, Data dictionary)

[simonoganga]

This video is loaded with tonnes of value

[Mindovermatter]

This video is so helpful.. I've recently started a business analyst training program, I'm going to use the information from this video as a study guide..

[irfan]

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We would like learn about product management from you. Thank you

[mrunalpathak]

Very well explained! Looking forward for more valuable content.

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[damilolaolawale]

I really enjoyed this video I’m training to get into the business analyst field I’m extremely happy I found your BA content

[scottkelly]

That's about exactly how that internal conversation in my head went.

[prafullagavali]

I subscribed and thank you for great easy explanation.

[dollytomar]

Thank you very much ...I love your videos..:)

[Divyashit]

Hi Karaleise, this video is really helpful. Learnt alot watching this. But couldn't find the templates on your website like you mentioned in the video. Please help.

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[Churchill-r]

Great content but too much chaff, too many distractions. I recommend you add your resources at the end. I had to skip so many distractions to see any thing of real value. Great video though.