Domain
A part of an organization or project with specific terminology.
Business analysts and architects divide a project into domains to break down complexity and define requirements in each domain’s terms.
Domain Examples
Business analysts and architects learn about an organization’s domains to understand its terminology, goals, and processes.
Domain References
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Domains for Business Analysis
Breaking down business complexity with domains and subdomains enables more focused discovery and solution development that better fits business needs.
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Guiding Business Analysis with Domain Types
Business analysts pay the most attention to determining requirements in the core domain - those that bring the highest value to the organization.
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Two Perspectives of the Big Picture
Once business analysts gain insight into the organization, they deepen their focus on an organization’s domain, feeding their curiosity with the domain’s terminology, goals, and processes. Finally, they focus on the domain processes, teaming with domain experts to discover how to improve them.
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