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The Business Process Analysis Guide to Simplify Trade Procedures, published by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), aims to provide a clear methodology for documenting and analyzing 'as-is' business processes in international trade. This guide is intended to help government officials and practitioners understand and streamline trade procedures, thereby reducing delays and costs associated with regulatory and documentary requirements. It includes practical steps for setting the scope, planning, data collection, process documentation, and analysis. The guide also features a case study on the export of jasmine rice in Thailand, demonstrating the application of the methodology in real-world scenarios.

International trade. --- Business requirements analysis. --- International trade --- Business requirements analysis

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This book provides an extensive overview of the field of requirements engineering and management within business organizations. It emphasizes the importance of understanding an organization's current situation and strategic goals to derive business requirements. The text introduces various techniques and frameworks, such as the V-model and RUP, for analyzing and modeling requirements. Aimed primarily at Business Information Analysts (BIA), it is also beneficial for business analysts, project managers, and IT professionals. The book draws on practical experiences from industries like banking and insurance to illustrate concepts and includes discussions on management philosophies like Lean and Six Sigma.

Requirements engineering. --- Business requirements analysis.

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Business enterprises. --- Business requirements analysis. --- Entrepreneurship.

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Getting It Right: Business Requirement Analysis Tools and Techniques, presents principles and practices for effective requirements analysis and specification, and a broad overview of the requirements analysis and specification processes. This critical reference is designed to help the business analyst decide which requirement artifacts should be produced to adequately analyze requirements.Examine the complete spectrum of business requirement analysis from preparation through documentation. Learn the steps in the analysis and specification process, as well as, how to choose the right requiremen

Business planning. --- Business requirements analysis. --- Industrial management.

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If you are a manager who receives the results of any data analyst's work to help with your decision-making, this book is for you. Anyone playing a role in the field of analytics can benefit from this book as well. In the two decades the editors of this book spent teaching and consulting in the field of analytics, they noticed a critical shortcoming in the communication abilities of many analytics professionals. Specifically, analysts have difficulty in articulating in business terms what their analyses showed and what actionable recommendations were made. When analysts made presentations, they tended to lapse into the technicalities of mathematical procedures, rather than focusing on the strategic and tactical impact and meaning of their work. As analytics has become more mainstream and widespread in organizations, this problem has grown more acute. Data Analytics: Effective Methods for Presenting Results tackles this issue. The editors have used their experience as presenters and audience members who have become lost during presentation. Over the years, they experimented with different ways of presenting analytics work to make a more compelling case to top managers. They have discovered tried and true methods for improving presentations, which they share. The book also presents insights from other analysts and managers who share their own experiences. It is truly a collection of experiences and insight from academics and professionals involved with analytics. The book is not a primer on how to draw the most beautiful charts and graphs or about how to perform any specific kind of analysis. Rather, it shares the experiences of professionals in various industries about how they present their analytics results effectively. They tell their stories on how to win over audiences. The book spans multiple functional areas within a business, and in some cases, it discusses how to adapt presentations to the needs of audiences at different levels of management.

Business --- Business requirements analysis. --- Business analysts. --- Data processing.