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Monthly Archives: April 2018
Data Collection: Characterizing a Process
Having discussed the process of discovery yesterday I wanted to go into detail about data collection today. While discovery identifies the nouns and verbs of a process, data collection identifies the adjectives and adverbs. I’ve listed a bunch of ways … Continue reading
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Tagged business analysis, data collection, Monte Carlo analysis
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Discovery: Learning What’s In a Process
Discovery is observing or researching what’s in a system or process. It identifies facilities, entities, resources, information, and activities. These are the nouns and verbs that comprise the system or process under investigation. Discovery does not try to quantify the … Continue reading
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Tagged business analysis, customers, discovery, systems analysis
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