Project Manager and Business Analyst Success Playbook: Quick Guide for Documentation, Methodologies and Frameworks for Beginners & Professionals in Business Analysis & Project Management
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Real-world case studies and practical templates that you can adapt and implement Skip the guesswork and accelerate your progress with ready-to-use tools and templates that streamline your workflow, maximize your impact and drive business communication for success.
Proven strategies for navigating the complexities of modern project Master the art of stakeholder management, risk mitigation, and change management to ensure that your projects stay on track and deliver exceptional value.
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KindleUnlimited review: This is a good project management professional introduction or refresher written by an experienced and knowledgeable PMP. This book contains ten chapters: 1) The Role of the Business Analyst and the Project Manager, 2) Stakeholder Management, 3) Requirements, 4) Well-Defined Requirements, 5) Risk Management, 6) Issues Log, 7) Change Management, 8) Project Change Control Process, 9) Stakeholder Communication, and 10) Business Analysis and Project Management. The authors presents a set of tips, techniques, and guidelines for business analysts and project managers. The concise definitions are useful. She defines a business analyst as a person who “will identify, document, verify, and validate requirements” and “ensures that the requirements are aligned with the needs of the business and will meet stakeholder expectations.” Similarly the author explained a project manager is “focused on all the work that needs to get done” as well as defining the “project scope, budget, and schedule as well as determine the project life cycle.” Whereas the stakeholders are anyone with an interest in the “existing product, service, or process is being revised.” The author covers topics like the S.M.A.R.T. model (specific, measureable, attainable, realistic, and time-focused) and risk matrix (probability & impact) with several examples and charts throughout.