May 2020
Intermediate to advanced
542 pages
18h 28m
English
A transition state is where the organization has to keep operating within a state where the change has not been fully implemented yet. It is often considered as part of the release planning, which is when it is decided which capabilities of the new solution will be included in which parts of the solution release for implementation. Other factors that determine which capabilities will be included in the releases are factors such as budget, time, and resource constraints.
It is important for the business analyst to know when changes will be implemented, what changes will be implemented, and how they will impact the business.
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