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Early works on business analysis suggest that use of specific diagrams, possessing a
technical background, or being a strong facilitator is what makes a successful business analyst.
Seven Steps to Mastering Business Analysis advances the field by illustrating how all of
those factors combined, along with many others, are the key to success. This book gives insight
into the ideal skills and characteristics of successful business analysts and provides a foundation
of learning for effecting business analysis work. This guide will also help prepare you for
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This was first published in October 2008
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