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STRUCTURED ANALYSIS: It is a software engineering technique that uses graphical diagrams to develop and portray system specifications that are easily understood by the user. This type of analysis mainly focuses on logical systems and functions and aims to convert business requirements into computer programs and hardware specifications. STEPS IN STRUCTURED ANALYSIS: Studying the current business environment. Modeling the old logical system. Modeling a new logical system. Modeling a new physical environment. Evaluating alternatives. Selecting the best design. Creating structured specifications.

It is a process of conducting full-fledged strategic planning in the information domain. It is very beneficial from small firms to enterprises and from enterprises to multinational companies. INITIATE INFORMATION STRATEGY PLANNING PROJECT: First we will gather all the required or eligible persons of our organization in form of a board meeting, jam session, or a routing group discussion. At that place, while maintaining confidentiality we will conduct the other upcoming steps. IDENTIFY YOUR BUSINESS POSITION: Analyzing our available data which will help us a lot in finding our current business position like what we can afford, we can go to how much extent on a particular topic, do we have competitors, what should we do to get more customers, etc. EXAMINE CAPABILITIES & TECHNOLOGIES: First, examine our capabilities and technology so that we can get an idea of what we are eligible to do. Generally, it requires technical experts from different areas so that they will examine and sugges...

It consists of a set of steps needed to analyze a business concerning its changing requirements. ENTERPRISE ANALYSIS: Collection of pre-project activities that leads to up to project selection guided by the business analyst. It enables us to make a better understanding of our position in different dimensions of business which will help us in making more business suitable decisions. Usually, it is done by considering project reports and onsite observations. REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS: Define tasks and resources which are associated with the planning and management of a system from the user, customers, and other stakeholders. We have to think about our future expectations and based on that we make a conclusive requirement list. This list will be further used as a reference in board meetings and a comparison of different time periods. REQUIREMENT ELICITATION: Researching and discovering the requirements of a system from the user, customer & other stakeholders. Elicitation is just like a fac...