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Business Analysis Services

We use the best Business Analysis practices for software development to bridge a gap between the business needs and the IT team.

1. Solution vision

2. Requirements description

3. Exact project estimation

4. Release planning

Business Analysis Stage is a groundwork for every software development project. It helps to reveal the project potential and estimate possible risks and assumptions as well as to find the best technical solution and insights for the project implementation. That is what business analysis is for.

REQUIREMENTS DEFINITION AND CLARIFICATION

Capturing the right requirements at the Discovery Phase builds a solid foundation for its future success.

Industry & competitor analysis
Technical research
Specification

USER INTERFACE DESIGN AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL

Working out the most efficient user flow patterns to ensure the target actions are completed easily by each type of user.

Information architecture (IA)
Wireframes of major pages
Reports

PROTOTYPING AND PROOF-OF-CONCEPT WORK

Evaluating the potential of the future web and mobile application to satisfy business needs and meet all business requirements.

UI / Frontend prototype
System / Backend prototype
Detailed mockups

DOCUMENTATION & ESTIMATION

All results of the Business Analysis Phase will be documented and joined in one document -"Requirements Specification" (SRS) which includes

Software requirements analysis
Feature list & mockups
Implementation budget & deadline

Business Analysis Services Results

If you want to be sure that all the wishes for the future software product are taken into account and structured competently, we can do this for you.

Our IT Business Analysts take you through a business analysis stage, after which you can already turn to product development without the risk of remaining incomprehensible or breaking deadlines!

1. Document describing the project and its project boundaries

2. Project requirements specification

3. Technical specification and requirements

4. Product use cases

5. User Interface Prototypes

6. Project estimation and timeline

Discovery Phase Benefits

A well-done business analysis or discovery phase results in 2 main benefits for clients' businesses: reduced cost of Implementation and increased potential benefits as well as.

REDUCE COSTS AS MUCH AS 50%

IMPROVE QUALITY

DECREASE OUT-OF-CYCLE REWORK

CUT TIME-TO-MARKET BY 20%

FOCUS ON VALUE TO DELIVER

SHORTER PROJECT FUNDING APPROVAL TIME

CONSISTENCY ACROSS PROJECT DELIVERY

Process of Business Analysis

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use Business Analysis Services?

The best time to go through Discovery Phase is at the start of any major project, especially when there is not enough information gathered about the market or users. We also recommend keeping the business analyst as a part of the IT team to keep the requirements and the software up-to-date and optimized for your business’s needs.

Why is pre-development Discovery Phase necessary?

There are 2 key reasons:

The first one is to help the business create the whole picture the final solution, the goals which businesses want to achieve and how they can estimate the success of project in the

The second one is to provide the design, development and QA teams with all necessary information required to build the right groundwork (e.g. - architecture) and to release the application within the timeline and budget.

How does ongoing Business Analysis differ from the initial Business Analysis (Discovery Phase)?

Discovery Phase is the time when we work on the project analysis and planning. It is a very active phase, both for our clients and our team, when we perform lots of sessions. Ongoing business analysis isn’t so time-intensive we just need to support the requirements up-to-date to the business changes.

What is covered in a Business Analysis session?

Each session is usually devoted to the analysis of some business process (e.g. order entry, processing, invoicing, etc) or to the discussion of our Business Analysts discoveries from industry and/or competitors research. Also, during such sessions we discuss your questions/comments.

How long is an analysis session?

Usually a session takes 1-2 hours if they are performed online. However, sometimes we make offline sessions which take a few days.