Business analysis and systems analysis, what's the difference? There's a lot of confusion right now about the differences between the two.
‘Business analysis’ is a study of what the business is supposed to do, while ‘systems analysis’ is a study of the business’ systematic behavior (hopefully, based on what it’s supposed to do) with a particular emphasis on its methods and tools; in other words, how it does things. This has led me to the conclusion that pure conventional business analysis is insufficient for just about any information technology project. On the other hand, systems analysis generally misses the foundation of ...
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