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020			_a9780702188619 _qPaperback
040			_aOCLC _bENGLISH _cRDA _d3228
041			_dEnglish
082			_a658.4012 ZWIE
100			_aZwiers, Vernon _9109912
245			_aThe Business Analyst: Information Technology Paradigm Shift
260			_aClaremont: _bJuta and Company Ltd; _c©2011
300			_ax, 309 Pages; _cIllustrations, _eCompact Disc
504			_aInclude Index
520			_a"The business analyst: information technology's paradigm shift completely dissolves the perception that the IT industry dictates to businesses what IT systems they will use and dispels the myth that business users and IT technicians are from different planets. It suggests how to create an environment in which everybody works together in an exciting and refreshing way - a paradigm shift in the way business analysis projects are done. The IT industry has to move to a point where it realises that the users of IT systems and the technical personnel are both equally responsible for getting the system to work. The users of the IT system should be an integral part of the team when the system is being put together. This, unfortunately, is not the norm within the industry. It is the business analyst's responsibility, among others, to make sure that communication flows freely between all the parties involved. This book gives the business analyst the tools and techniques to find out what the business users of IT systems really need and to guide the project to meet those needs."--Cover
521			_aAdult
700			_aMark Ronan _eEditor _9176285
942			_2ddc _cBOOK _h658.4012 ZWIE _w166 _xThoko Moyakene _y166 _zThoko Moyakene
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