This guide will teach you how to use an "As-Is" process model to identify potential problems and opportunities within current processes.

This guide outlines the basic structure and common symbols within a BPMN process model.

This guide gets more in depth on a BPMN process model.

This guide will help you meet with your stakeholders to review and gain approval on actors and use cases.

Often, existing documentation is a great way to gather requirements. This guide focuses on using business process diagrams for this activity.

Use this guide to help you identify transition requirements, which are temporary requirements that are simply meant to facilitate a seamless transition from the current state to the desired new state of the organization.

Use this guide to help you identify reporting requirements, which define what information the final solution needs to provide to the organization.

Use this guide to help you identify interface requirements, which define how the solution will exchange information with other data sources.

This guide will help you build or add to a business data dictionary, which includes descriptions for all data-related terms used within an organization.

Use this guide to create a consolidated list of use cases that identify all the functions the solution needs to contain.

This guide will help you create a list of requirements prioritized by customer value. This backlog becomes useful for projects where there is not enough time to address all the gathered requirements.

Use this guide to create a use case diagram, which will provide a high-level overview of the scope and functionalities of a solution.

Mandates are an important source of requirements information. Use this guide to help you derive requirements from mandates.