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Purpose

To define how decisions are made about reqs and designs, including reviews, change control, approvals, prioritization

Description

BA identify:


- how ba work will be approached and prioritized


- what the process for proposing a change to ba information


- who has authority and responsibility to propose change and who should be involved in the change discussions


- who has responsibility for analyzing change request


- who has authority to approve change


- how changes will be documented and communicated

Inputs

Business analysis approach


Stakeholder engagement approach

Outputs

Governance approach: identifies stakeholders:


- who responsibility & authority to make decision


- who will be responsible for setting priorities


- who will approval change


Also defines the process to manage reqs and design changes across the initiative

Elements

1. Decision making

Elements

2. Change control process


- determine the process for requesting changes


- determine the elements of change request


— cost and time estimates


— benefits


— risks


— priority


— courses of action


- determine how changes will be prioritized


- determine how changes will be documented


- determine how changes will be communicated


- determine who will perform the impact analysis


- determine who will authorize changes

Elements

3. Plan prioritization approach


BA determine the:


- formality and rigour of prioritization process


- who will be involved in prioritization


- process for deciding how prioritization will occur, include which prioritization techniques


- criteria to be used for prioritization

Elements

4. Plan for approvals

Techniques(10)

1. Brainstorming


2. Document analysis


3. Item tracking


4. Lessons learned


5. Organization modelling


6. Process modelling

Techniques

7. Interviews


8. Reviews


9. Workshops


10. Survey or questionaire

Stakeholders

1.domain sme: may be a possible source of requested change, may identified needing


2. Project manager: ensure thats overall project governance aligns the ba governance approach


3. Regulator: may impose rules or regulations, may be possible source of a requested change


4. Sponsor: can impose their own reqs for how ba informaion should be managed. Participates in change discussions and approves proposed changes