Sure! Here are some business need analysis questions with a suggested format:
- What problem are you trying to solve?
- Describe the issue or challenge in a sentence or two.
- Who is affected by the problem?
- Identify the stakeholders or groups of people who are impacted by the problem.
- How does the problem affect these stakeholders?
- Describe the consequences of the problem for each stakeholder group.
- What are the root causes of the problem?
- Identify the underlying factors that contribute to the problem.
- What solutions have been tried before, and what were the results?
- Describe any previous attempts to address the problem and its outcomes.
- What resources are currently available to address the problem?
- List the tools, technologies, and human resources that are currently available to address the problem.
- What additional resources are needed to address the problem effectively?
- Identify the resources that are required to solve the problem and explain why they are necessary.
- What are the risks and benefits of addressing the problem?
- Describe the potential risks and benefits associated with implementing a solution to the problem.
- What are the short-term and long-term impacts of the problem?
- Describe the immediate and future consequences of not addressing the problem.
- What is the priority level of the problem?
- Determine the urgency and importance of the problem, and explain why it is a high priority for the business.
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