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Thank u sir.

Definitely great video

hi, ive been hired as functional analyst but its focused on the implemention of sap and manage processes (learning them, how to develope them with the implemention of the erp or other softwares) I thought this role should be called more Functional business analyst. Any suggestions?

Are most big aerospace, medical and nuclear companies using Agile or Scrum? And how does it affect the software development process? I'd like to move away from the rapid-prototype style to a more formal environment.. perhaps not for FAA/FDA/DOE approval, but to develop high quality/safe products containing embedded software.. for any industry.. aerospace (like Lockhead's SEAL Level X, Boeing , DDPMAS etc) , Medical, or Nuclear industries. I'd love to see a trivial example that shows all the steps and outputs. For example, assuming I document the process on how the code is generated, what constitutes proof that it's safe? Static Analysis? Code Coverage - Statement (Level C), Decision (Level B), MCDC (Level A)? Who defines the unit tests? I imagine there are differences between the industries.. FAA : DO-178X , DO 331 , ARP4754A , ED-12C FDA : 13485 , ISO14971 , IEC 62304 , SaMD and DOE : 414.1x, but what are the typical tools/software needed, and the typical document/artifacts in the various stages of the software life cycle? I saw a good video by CEMILAC Education Program "Airborne Software Development & Certification Process" and it's a bit overwhelming: Requirement Management - (IBM Ration) DOORS, JAMA, Xebrio, rmtoo florath , doorstop-dev / doorstop , reqview Static Source Code Analysis - Parasoft, PolySpace, CodeSonar, horusec , sonar cloud, veracode PREFast Dynamic Analysis / Modified Condition/Decision Coverage (MC/DC) - VectorCAST, RapiTest Configuration Management / Storage and Version Control System - Git, SourceSafe, Mercurial, MS TFS QA - Helix ALM (I)V&V / Test Automation - VectorCAST, LDRA Testbed , Mathworks Simulink DO Qualification Kit Continuous Integration / CD - Continuous Delivery/Deployment And what is the general attitude towards open source software (ex. FreeRTOS) and code-generation tools (ex. ST's Cube MX)? Also, how do CPLD and FPGAs fit in to the embedded software picture.. since not exactly software nor hardware, since they are programmable devices written in an programming language like VHDL , (system) verilog , Amaranth HDL ?

Ive been confused. Contemplating if as a an Agile business analyst, i should get certified as Scrum Master or as a Product Owner. I guess Product Owner it is !

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Wow this was a fantastic video sir, and I’m a big fan of the visuals as well, great job

🔥🔥🔥🔥 LOVE THIS BRO. I just found the business analyst position and trying to get a role. I’m about to sign up for a lbootcamp called skill hat.

A Major Thank you for the well explanation. Looking forward to see some more details about it.

Greate stuff, Create something on RPA

What a fabulous explanation. Thank you !

Wrong. SAFe breaks so many Agile/Scrum principles, for correct scaling check out LeSS (official Scaled Scrum framework).

Best video no one share sample template for brd

Good video; obviously before the latest Scrum Guide fwiw. Some thoughts. - Some people try to make a BA a 'Developer', which is too big a stretch. In practice, most of the work they do will not contribute to the current Sprint Goal, it will contribute to the Product Backlog. I can conceive of ways it could be otherwise, & maybe the BA should infact 'learn to code' (ha!) and join the Developers. But this is rarely proposed. - There can be only one PO on a team. Some of their responsibilities can be delegated, but that does not make the person to whom the responsibilities are delegated part of the Scrum Team. A lot of BAs will not be able to actually do the PO role - it's an extrovert role in most orgs, put cruely, & BAs are usually introverted. - A lot of the tasks the Scrum Master is given by the Scrum Guide can be, and often are, performed by BAs in practice, but probably not all of them. I'm not a Scrum Guide purist, but I think it is a good idea to see what the Scrum Guide says as a foundation for subsequent decision making.

This is very useful thank you for sharing .. however regarding the Glossary on confluence .. what information should be populated in the glossary.. should the Glossary contain only information (Acronym) related to the project at hand or some of the key BA Acronym in general? I look forward to your response

Can you do a requirement video for network projects?

Thank you Angelo - You're awesome simple and direct to the point

completed!

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How do i get a entry level job for thissss role.?

Hello Angelo, can u do a video about how a project start and end, and as a BA, what u need to do in each phase through the project ?

I loved everything about this video. Will definitely take the pointers.

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Just found your channel. My org has been moving from Waterfall to Agile and your videos have been incredibly helpful! Thank you so much Angelo!

Angelo, You did a fantastic job with this BRD tutorial, I will be using with my BAs. Thank You

Great content !!!!!!

Thanku so much 🎉

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Like the metaphor - scale and scope! Short and spot-on! Very much similar to what we see in real life projects. Thanks for sharing.

This is amazingly explained. Thanks!

This was super helpful, thank you!

excellent video.

Why do you like to work as BA and why

This was very helpful and straight to the point you really showcased the sacrifice and effort you’ve made with simply putting this together. Thank you. Well done.🎉

You earned a subscriber 😊

Angelo, you are great. I found you on Udemy and started following you here. Thanks. keep up the good work.

I want to ask is the User story a part of Agile? I mean in every agile is there a user story? And when BA write a user story and documentation please explain

Thank You for your Mentorship

0:44 when you say "learn new domains" what are all those domains?

2:00 which are the common used frameworks that most BA in most organizations will mainly focus on.?

What comes before BA, plus before the positions that come before BA?

1. what are some things i can work on at home that i can then present sometime during the interview that will make the hiring manager more likely to hire me as a result of such presentation as i try to break into BA from retail.

are you from Tanzania?

I’m taking courses in BA and I would like to learn more about BRD but where I can a sample of companies document which includes the vision or the requirements before the BA start to document it

great job, i really learned a lot - thank you

This is such a practical topic to cover! Nice! Thank you sir!

Agreed, Angelo! I think the people aspect is why business analyst work can’t be replaced by AI. Learning to navigate the organization and its people is a huge part of it. Avoiding stepping on political land mines is something I’ve learned along the way

Hello Angelo. Your videos are very helpful. Can you please tell BA role in pharmaceutical industries

I see you have a course on Udemy. If i take this course, is it enough to get me prepped for a BA certification exam.

best video fo ba interview i have come across i wish i worked with this legend!