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Understanding transitioning from traditional business analysis to agile business analysis: the case of South African Banks
Customer needs are rapidly changing, and organisations strive to respond accordingly. Thus, many organisations explore innovative approaches to address their needs and challenges. Some innovations include developing new technologies, products, and service offerings. These innovative approaches need...
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Department of Information Systems
2025
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