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Definition Take 2
June 15, 2006 |
A Business Analyst acts as a liaison between stakeholders in order to elicit, analyze, and validate requirements for changes that an organization can make, particularly to its processes, policies, and information technology systems, in order to achieve its goals.
Other than that, sorry for the slow updating. It’s been a busy week. I’ve also been trying out Flock (as you can see) because for some strange reason Firefox won’t run on my laptop.
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