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October 26, 2009  10:00 AM

Five ‘must-have’ skills to be a Business Analyst



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
business analysis, business analyst, business knowledge, business process, business rule, customer requirement, Development, process, project management, quality, software, Software Project, software requirement, technical knowledge

As stated in my previous post, a Business Analyst is a quite powerful role that establishes the base of a project. It is the first visible pillar for a project which involves communication, leadership, writing, technical and functional skills together. A business analyst has to have a great depth...

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September 7, 2009  11:00 AM

Top 5 reasons of Project Manager getting fired



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
business knowledge, customer feedback, customer meeting, product meeting, project failure, project feedback, project management, project manager, project meeting, project team, software product, Software Project, team feedback, team member, technical depth, technical knowledge

Project Failure: First failure will downgrade the level of next project to be given to the project manager. Not only this, but it will also trigger hidden cameras in the organization that start monitoring each and every step of project manager. These hidden cameras could be top management or some...

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March 2, 2009  9:59 AM

10 golden rules for Requirements Based Testing



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
business knowledge, change management, integration testing, software, test case, test case repository, test coverage, test metrics, tester, unit testing

10. Document with complete and clear requirements is as important as oxygen in the air: Requirements based testing is purely based on the requirements specified by the customer or software sponsor during the business requirements study phase. Documentation of all requirements (user...

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