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AgileBA® Agile Business Analysis Handbook

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Categories: * Business Analysis

Author: Dot Tudor

ISBN-13: 9780992872786

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AgileBA is the first comprehensive set of guidance, framework and practices for the business analyst working on an agile project.

The AgileBA Handbook is intended to give useful, practical and comprehensive advice to the Agile Business Analyst. It gives context to the Agile Business Analyst role beyond the individual project, in relation to organizational mission and strategy, providing additional depth and guidance for business analysis in an agile context.

The guidance is presented within the framework of DSDM, with many generic and popular agile techniques also included. It is the official supporting text to the AgileBA professional training certification and exam.

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