Posted on May 31st, 2010 by Nathan Loury
Today, the general public and professional investors alike do a large amount of their financial transactions online. This is both a great convenience and a great danger. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), being the governing body for the Foreign Exchange market, has seen an alarming increase in internet scams and has issued a list of Forex signals of scams to be on the lookout for.
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Posted on May 11th, 2010 by Yazid Yahaya
Sometimes the business analyst can be so caught up in a project he or she forgets tried and true methods do not always work. The analysis team is trying to get done what the customer has scoped out and sets up a plan of action. The plan of action requires certain fundamentals. There are times when these rudimentary ideas just do not work for the client. The client can not understand why these steps may be so important. This is when the business analyst needs to step back and ask the same questions as the client. It is all in communication.
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Posted on May 10th, 2010 by Yazid Yahaya
Each day businesses call upon a business analyst to determine what must be done in order to accomplish a certain task. Each avenue must be explored and analyzed for a project proposal to be implemented. The project scope determines what the course of action may or may not be. Each person involved must answer to another until management is satisfied all has been done to rectify the situation. Everything stays on task. The project as a whole is coming together. Teams are co-ordinating with each other to apply the objective into the code. It is all going according to plan. At the end, it all falls apart. Nothing is as it seems. The project has failed to accomplish what it set out to do. The business analyst is hung out to dry. Every finger points to him or her. In actuality it is not the fault of the analyst.
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