As a project manager, pleasing stakeholders and making a project successful are often your main objectives, but getting there isn’t always a straightforward path. Process models and use cases are two interactive business analysis tools …
Joe Goss
75 Stories – Joe Goss, CPED Instructor
To celebrate over 75 years of CPED, we’re publishing 75 stories about members of our community. Joe Goss has been the instructor for Developing Process Models and Use Cases at the Wisconsin School of Business …
When to Write Use Cases – A Checklist
By: Joe Goss A use case has been described as a formalized story that illustrates how someone procedurally interacts with an existing or proposed system. Alistair Cockburn popularized the concept of use cases in his …
How Business Rules Complement Business Process Modeling
By: Joe Goss I enjoy playing board games with my family. Perhaps you have some favorite board games, too. Have you noticed there are two dimensions to most of these games? The first, of course, …
How Business Analysts Use Agile
By: Joe Goss If you’re new to developing use cases or process flows, you may be wondering where to start. In the system you plan to document, there may be many roles, the scope of …
Process Modeling – Why You Need It In Your Toolkit
By: Joe Goss Requirements take many forms. The International Institute of Business Analysis’ (IIBA), Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK), describes a requirement as a “usable representation of a need.”1 There are numerous business analysis …