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This assumes a BA is cheaper and more available than a programmer. If they are cheaper, I guarantee you're going to have problems. You're literally installing
by lugg 7y ago
This assumes a BA is cheaper and more available than a programmer.
If they are cheaper, I guarantee you're going to have problems.
You're literally installing a weak link in the most crucial part of the chain.
- kthejoker2 7y agoBAs are by definition more available than developers, as all developers are BAs but not vice versa. And given basic supply and demand they are cheaper. Anyway read your Ricardo, you're right but wrong about the implications. Your development is an even weaker link in the chain because good developers are even rarer than good BAs.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> BAs are by definition more available than developers, as all developers are BAs but not vice versa. Plenty of developers are not BAs. BAs are systems analysts with expertise in requirements elicitation (basically, goal-directed interviewing) and technically writing. Plenty of developers are neither systems analysts nor skilled at interviewing or technical writing.