Business analysis
Bridging the gap between your business goals and technology.
Get it right the first time.
At Osedea, we have the expertise not only to build the product right, but we ensure from the very beginning that we’re also building the right product. We know from experience that complex projects benefit from having a dedicated business analyst on the team.
A strategic process to transform your ideas into reality
Because behind every successful product is a strong roadmap.
A proven cycle to analyze your business need
Our four-step, circular process begins with an analysis of the current situation. By envisioning the product’s future, we lay out the specifications, implement, and evaluate.
Analysis
Specification
Implementation
Evaluation
A look inside our BA arsenal
We offer the following to unleash your business' potential.
Data models, mapping and flows
Requirement analysis is often done through different modelling techniques. Visual models help all stakeholders involved to look at and understand data (a picture is, after all, worth a thousand words).
Use cases
A use case is a tool used to identify, clarify and organize requirements. It focuses on how actors (users) interact with a system to reach a goal.
User stories
A user story is a tool used in Agile software development to capture a description of a software feature from an end-user perspective.
Workshops
We use a combination of workshops, interviews and observation to uncover what will make your product tick.
Stakeholder matrix
A technique used to identify and analyze all stakeholders (e.g. users, sponsors, managers, etc.), to determine their involvement, interest, influence and communication expectations in the project.
Document analysis
An elicitation technique where existing technical documentation (e.g. technical specifications, design specifications, technical audits) and non-technical documentation (e.g. user guides, documentation from prior projects, lessons learned gathered) is reviewed to gather a high-level picture of what the business entails and what the current state of the system is.
Data models, mapping and flows
Requirement analysis is often done through different modelling techniques. Visual models help all stakeholders involved to look at and understand data (a picture is, after all, worth a thousand words).
Use cases
A use case is a tool used to identify, clarify and organize requirements. It focuses on how actors (users) interact with a system to reach a goal.
User stories
A user story is a tool used in Agile software development to capture a description of a software feature from an end-user perspective.
Workshops
We use a combination of workshops, interviews and observation to uncover what will make your product tick.
Stakeholder matrix
A technique used to identify and analyze all stakeholders (e.g. users, sponsors, managers, etc.), to determine their involvement, interest, influence and communication expectations in the project.
Document analysis
An elicitation technique where existing technical documentation (e.g. technical specifications, design specifications, technical audits) and non-technical documentation (e.g. user guides, documentation from prior projects, lessons learned gathered) is reviewed to gather a high-level picture of what the business entails and what the current state of the system is.
The art of business analysis: what sets our approach apart
Our BAs work within a tech context to support all teams by asking the right questions throughout the product cycle.
UX-UI oriented discovery
BA work complements design. BA will find and analyze competitors and extract what could be better from them to add to your product. The result? Detailed features and epic documentation to provide a solid and detailed estimation for development.
Supports technical implementation
We're different from other agencies because our BAs are embedded in our dev teams. You get a dedicated person who will anticipate questions regarding development and edge cases (technical aspects that aren't obvious or expected).
Valuable as a standalone service
Our BAs offer standalone research and have experience iterating on functionally-dense and complex solutions. If a functional review is needed, BA can do a technical audit.
UX-UI oriented discovery
BA work complements design. BA will find and analyze competitors and extract what could be better from them to add to your product. The result? Detailed features and epic documentation to provide a solid and detailed estimation for development.
Supports technical implementation
We're different from other agencies because our BAs are embedded in our dev teams. You get a dedicated person who will anticipate questions regarding development and edge cases (technical aspects that aren't obvious or expected).
Valuable as a standalone service
Our BAs offer standalone research and have experience iterating on functionally-dense and complex solutions. If a functional review is needed, BA can do a technical audit.
How much does it cost?
We get it. Budget is important to you (and choosing the right digital partner can feel daunting). That's why our process means taking the time to map out the activities we believe will make your project succeed so you can make an informed decision. We ensure regular touch points along the way to make sure your voice is heard and see faster ROI.
Why work with us
