Discovery and Problem AnalysisResource

As Is

Documenting the current state.

An As-Is analysis documents how a process, service, system or organisation currently operates. It establishes an evidence-based baseline for identifying problems, constraints, risks and improvement opportunities.

How to use this tool

  1. Define scope and purpose

    Define the scope and purpose.

  2. Gather current-state evidence

    Gather reliable evidence about the current state.

  3. Document processes and issues

    Document processes, roles, systems and issues.

  4. Validate with stakeholders

    Validate the findings with stakeholders.

References & further reading

Cadle, J. et al. (2021). Business Analysis Techniques: 123 Essential Tools for Success, 3rd ed. BCS. ISBN 9781780175690.