Question

Assume that you have a friend who makes and then sells hand-crafted decorations for people’s houses, such as cushions/pillows, tablecloths, etc. by taking orders from people at various weekend craft-markets where she displays her range of products. She has asked you, as a Business Analyst, to make software to help her manage records about what things her customers have ordered, including colour/pattern preferences, and where they ordered from, so that she can make sure she prepares and then takes the completed orders to the next craft market held in the same place for collection by the customers. Currently the information is recorded on paper.

You agree to help her. When it is time for requirements elicitation, you prepare a set of questions to ask your friend. Write down (as your answer here) 5 of the questions you plan to ask, so that you will be in a better position to propose a solution.

Answer 1

These are the set of questions a business analysis should ask to its client so that he can easily design the software according to the requirement of the client.

1. What functionality do you want in the the software?

2. What information resources you have about your market which I can implement in my software?

3. What must be included and non included in your software?

4.Who is your target audience?

5.What is timeline and estimated budget?

some extra questions i am writing if you waana choose them

Who are your competitors?

Who is your ideal client? How does he or she looks like?

Will the software be on the top of a system or a platform?

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