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Why Use Cases and Scenarios Are Key in Business Analysis As a Business Analyst, use cases and scenarios are two of the most effective tools I use to gather and communicate functional requirements. Here's why they matter: Use Cases: These define how users interact with a system to accomplish specific tasks. By outlining step-by-step actions, they give clarity on what the system needs to do. Scenarios: Scenarios focus on real-world situations or workflows within a use case. They help visualize how the system will handle different situations, including edge cases that might otherwise get overlooked. Better Communication: Use cases and scenarios help bridge the gap between business and technical teams. They ensure everyone is on the same page about what's expected. Identifying Gaps Early: Walking through detailed scenarios helps spot potential issues or missing features, so they can be addressed before development starts. Use cases and scenarios make sure that the solution meets business needs and works smoothly for the end-user. They are an essential part of delivering functional and user-friendly systems. How do you use these in your projects? Let’s discuss! 😃 #BusinessAnalysis #UseCases #Scenarios #RequirementsGathering #FunctionalRequirements #BusinessAnalyst #ProblemSolving #SoftwareDevelopment

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