Posted on May 9th, 2010 by Yazid Yahaya
Small business owners may not think they need a business analyst. Small businesses are sometimes caught up in trying to survive and overlook a key element in their success. The business analyst can actually come in and determine what the small business owner can do to expand his or her business. The small business owner can benefit just as much from a business analyst as a large corporation. There may be times when the business analyst sees the big picture when the small business owner can only see the bottom line. The new small business may not feel the added expense of a business analyst is worth justifying. In fact this is just the case.
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Posted on May 4th, 2010 by Yazid Yahaya
It does not matter what project you are going to undertake. It is not important what industry you are going to be assessing. What is important is you know what you are going to do. You must as questions. You must find what it is the client wants. Presented is a list of obvious questions every good business analyst should know the answer to when starting a project.
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Posted on April 25th, 2010 by Bill Shur
You might have heard of Forex, but did you realize that one of the fastest developing markets is foreign exchange trading? Forex trading can be done from the comfort of your home while sitting in your favorite recliner, but you can also make trades from just about anywhere else you’d like to do it. Forex, or “foreign exchange trading,” is trading in currency pairs and does not involve the more typical trading in stocks or bonds. Although now exploding in popularity, Forex trading only became available to individuals a few years ago. In fact, the Internet’s speed is what made it possible for people to trade in the Forex market. Before the Internet, manually placing trades at precisely the right times was almost impossible because Forex is such a fast-paced market.
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