What's included

• business analyst

  -Business Requirements Document (BRD): A detailed document outlining the business objectives, functional and non-functional requirements, constraints, and scope of the project. -Functional Requirements Document (FRD): A subset of the BRD, focusing on the specific functionalities and features that the proposed solution should have. -Use Case Documents: Descriptions of specific use cases that define interactions between users and the system, illustrating how the system will be used in different scenarios. -User Stories: Short, simple descriptions of a feature or requirement, written from the end-user's perspective and used in Agile methodologies. -Process Models: Visual representations (e.g., flowcharts, BPMN diagrams) of current and proposed business processes to understand workflow and identify potential improvements. -Data Models: Diagrams representing the structure and relationships of data entities within the business or system, helping to understand data requirements. -Mockups and Wireframes: Visual representations of the user interface and system layout, illustrating the look and feel of the proposed solution. -Business Rules and Decision Tables: A set of rules that guide the behavior of the system or business process and decision tables that outline how decisions are made based on specific conditions. -Gap Analysis: A comparison between the current state and desired future state to identify gaps that need to be addressed in the proposed solution. -Impact Analysis: An assessment of the potential impact of proposed changes on the business, processes, systems, and stakeholders. -Test Plans and Test Cases: Documentation of test plans and test cases to validate that the system meets the specified requirements. -Training Materials: Documentation or presentations that support training sessions for end-users and stakeholders on how to use the system effectively. -Change Management Plans: Strategies and plans to manage and communicate changes effectively to stakeholders during the implementation process. -Requirements Traceability Matrix: A matrix linking requirements to their sources, ensuring each requirement is addressed in the solution. -Business Case: A document justifying the need for the project, including costs, benefits, and return on investment. -Post-Implementation Review (PIR) Report: An evaluation of the project's success, lessons learned, and recommendations for future projects. -Business Process Improvement Recommendations: Proposals for optimizing business processes and enhancing operational efficiency.