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Don't skim over the foundation chapters... get a solid understanding of key terms and concepts. It gets complicated quickly...

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I think it really depends upon the scope/scale of the project and the timeline involved. Are skyscrapers built with out a detailed plan and engineering? You don't change a 5 story building into a 25 story building. But you can change the finishing inside the building without significant impact to the overall structure. I agree that waterfall lends it self to some industries where as agile approach lend themselves to other industries. It all comes down to the how well requirements are known and the amount of change that may happen from conception to delivery. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

​@@projerrainc.6152 No, it doesn't. Putting up a skyscraper involves a lot more engineering than you might think and changes are constant during the process. The only difference between software and a skyscraper is the distribution (production) cost and the cost of failure. There is no industry where waterfall works.

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Great question... depending upon your perspective ai is already part of this. From a SharePoint list, Power bi can automatically generate a dashboard... and from while inside PBI you can add trend and prediction lines. And when someone asks google or alexa to tell them how many of something is happening, the system analyzes thenquery and produces an answer... It really depends how you define AI

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I won't argue there... data modelling is an important skill that creates artefacts that can support many processes/activities. Thankyou @ckeong.

Thank you for your comment and I agree with your observation. Many people use these terms interchangeably... probably because the discipline is young and evolving rapidly... I always advise people to look at the detail of a job description and ignore the title.😄

@@Projerra another think you don't know. They list all skills and end up using few of them.

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Lean may be considered an agile approach.... on the other hand, in my experience, six sigma is about operations and ensuring that the corporate production approach creates output that falls within the defined limit and six sigma projects are aimed at improving the cosistency and reliability of a business process so that it reduces variation and increases consistency. In order words... six sigma is the motivation or driver for a project, and is an approach that may be used to measure project outcomes but is not a method for delivering project results.

@@Projerra So if a particular SDLC is implemented through Safe methodology how is six Sigma praticioner helping in this. I have found out this in one of the project in my company where I am not part of it. Also can you implement lean over safe methodology or it has to be practiced as separate methodology on sldc. Thank you always for your response❤️🙏

@@nasrullahturke4480 excellent questions... To me, lean is a mindset... do only what is necessary, as much as is necessary, and nothing more. The challenge comes in that different people and different approached think different steps/artefacts/meetings/processes are important or meaningless. You and your colleagues need to discuss what is important. As a six sigma practitioner, you can add value to any project. IMO, your roles is similar to a quality assurance practitioner. You monitor to ensure that processes are followed, that artefacts are created, that metrics are collected, etc.... you study the metrics to see if the process is followed and you make recommendations for improvement in consistency. For example, if the SAFe processes says that person 1,2, & 3 are involved in decisions of type T, you look for evidence that it is happening and report that X/Y decisions involved all three people. If the process says that a program increment should have N iterations, report on how often it had more or less than the agreed upon iterations and if there was a justification... It's may sound a little contradictory but all approaches are about finding efficiencies in the work place. Six Sigma believes in efficiency through consistency... Lean is about efficiency through minimalization and agile is efficiency through adaption. Hope that helps

@@Projerra Wonderfully answered mam. It did helped ❤️ Thanks alot once again🙏

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Happy to share... but I can't take credit as the original source of these 8 truths. reading the IIBA BABOK was my inspiration to become a Business Analyst. Unfortunately, there are many who have not read the text and thus have other experiences/expectations. Cheers...

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It's never to late to make a career shift... In fact, I believe your experience as a teacher makes you a particularly good candidate. You have the ability to explain concepts simply/clearly, and you are well organized. Switching careers is never easy, and if you perceive it as pivot, rather than a leap, you'll do better. You will need some training (perhaps online, perhaps from a local college). And yes, I do recommend certifications. It proves/demonstrates your capability, and that you have a certain standard of education. Good luck.

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Start with ecba... It is the certificate intended for beginners

@@Projerra and witch is best IIBA or PMI for ECBA? And after complete ECBA Second get PBA or what ? I have higher secondary certificate in commerce

@@turkeyjobsprovider imo PMI PBA does not offer enough unique value over the iiba program. Look at your market and see what employers are requesting

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Happy to help... The industry has evolved a lot over the past several years. It's no wonder there are so many different interpretations of terms and concepts.

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Sounds perfect... I did a similar route 30 yrs ago. Good luck.

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Can you? You're the best person to answer that.

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perhaps you mean data analyst vs business analyst? I'd say why choose? I consider myself to be both. You may start with a narrow definition of your role/professions, but as you grown and mature you will find that your skill set extends and is transferable into many domains. Good luck.

@@Projerra Oh yeah I get it. Thank you so much.

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