[BA] Business Analysis Tools

1) Modern Requirements

Modern Requirements is recognized as a leading business analysis tool. It provides a collaborative requirements elicitation, definition, and analysis. It helps define requirements textually and visually. It supports diagramming, mockup, Smart Docs, use case, trace analysis, baselining, review management and various elicitation tools

2) Visure

Visure Solutions, Inc. is a leading provider of Requirements Management solutions offering a comprehensive collaborative ALM platform that bridges the gap between business and IT team, fostering collaboration and reducing time-to-market.
Jama Software provides the leading platform for requirements, risk, and test management. With Jama Connect and industry-focused services, teams building complex products, systems, and software improve cycle times, increase quality, reduce rework, and minimize effort proving compliance.

4) JIRA Core:

JIRA Core is a task management and business analyst tool. It helps every business person across the organization to plan, track, and report on work. It is possible to use out-of-the-box templates or customize them as per specific business need with the help of this tool.

5) MeetingSense:

Meeting sense is a business analytics software. It allows companies to maximize their ROI for reducing meeting time and use of the technology.


6) SmartDraw:

SmartDraw is a business analytic tool which helps to simplify the process of managing projects. Its automated design makes it as easy to use as a word processor.

7) Trello:

Trello is a business analyst tool for teams to collaborate, communicate, and share information securely. It allows admin to analyze the business data.
8) Draw.io
With the help of this tool, you can draw flowcharts, process diagrams, org charts, UML, ER diagrams, network diagrams etc. You can work online or offline. Draw.io provides a training material.
Features:
  • You can import and export different formats.
  • It is easy to use.
  • It is compatible with any browser, desktop or mobile devices
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10) iMindMap

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