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Module 5 - Some of the business roles in a company

SYSTEM ARCHITECT:
A system architecture is an intangible model which defines the structure, behavior and looks over the technical solution or if application architecture meets the requirements of all system. He/she will also supervise day to day activities of developers assigned.
SYSTEM ARCHITECT AT THE NORTHWEST COMPANY:
System architects must look over the website working and developing new features for the delivery system. He/she looks provides the architectural leadership and ensures best practices for creating and looking over the working to be followed by every developer and worker.

BUSINESS ANALYST:
A business analyst is someone who analyzes an organization or business domain and accesses the business model. He/she ensures the business requirements are properly obtained and documented by using formal modeling techniques. He/she may engage in other resources as required by customers.
BUSINESS ANALYST AT THE NORTHWEST COMPANY:
Business Analyst at North West is given a lot of responsibilities to uphold the reputation of the company. The key role given is to assist the stakeholders to analyze the current situations for the problems that are faced by the company as well as considering future requirements. He/She is also responsible for managing the priorities for the company and assist all business units in identifying and developing business processes and requirements. As being a Business Analyst gives a range of duties, the roles at North West are also very differentiable and varied.

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