3 Diagrams to Add to Your Business Requirements Document

When you create a traditional Business Requirements Document (BRD) to capture your business and/or functional requirements, you'll often end up with a long document and lots (and lots) of text.

Adding a few diagrams to your BRD can make it more impactful and easier to understand. You'll get better feedback from your stakeholders and be able to validate your requirements more quickly.

You'll discover:
*How a Business Requirements Document can be text heavy (and why I personally no longer create BRDs).
*How a System Context Diagram can provide a quick snapshot view of the system and how it fits together with other systems in your organization.
*How a Business Process Diagram can show the big picture of how the processes related to the scope of your project.
*How a Scope Model, or functional decomposition diagram, can show the high-level components or features of the system covered in the BRD.
*How to get the swipe files of 22 visual models (including these 3) in our Visual Model Sample Pack.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE VISUAL MODEL SAMPLE PACK:

WATCH THESE VIDEOS NEXT:

The Must-Have Skills for New Business Analysts:

How to Analyze a Business Process:

FULL TEXT TRANSCRIPT:

[naomitruth]

system context diagram, process map and product scope diagram

[michaelardian]

Hi laura, good video .

im a developer want to try to bussines it company .
Could you help me what step i should understand what step and flow and i can starting it .
you know as a developer we are just understand with ERD flow .

[fmartinez]

Can I get a job as a BA with a bachelor’s in Organizational Management and a technical background including sql?