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Business Analysis 
Case Study

Public Sector tender

Problem

A public sector client needed a new website because the old platform was outdated and had a high security risk. The client needed assistance with business analysis and drafting of the initial development work so that the scope of the initial work and planned budget limits were realistic in today’s market situation. In addition to a description of the functionality, the client needed technical advice for best practices in modern web solutions.

Process

In cooperation with the client, we mapped the current situation, described functional needs and collected them into epics. The client evaluated the priority of each epic and I evaluated the complexity – as a result, we knew the return on investment (ROI) value for each epic, which made it easy for the client to decide on the boundaries of the desired solution.

Outcome

As a result of the business analysis, a suitable requirements document was prepared for the procurement, the content of which gave the bidder an overview of the expected functionality, requirements, and priorities. Due to the clarity and balance requirements of the scope, enough bidders were obtained from which the client chose the most suitable one.

My time allocation: 15h per week for 1 month or ca. 60h

Agile team in trouble

Scrum Master

Public sector tender

Business Analysis

The project is stuck

Audit

Involving an expert

Supervision

Junior project manager

Mentoring

Help at any moment

Consultation

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