What is the ratio of business to system analytics in your work?

The ratio of business to systems analysis depends on the project's specifics and the analyst's role within the team. Typically, business analysis focuses on understanding client requirements, business processes, and goals, while systems analysis concentrates on technical implementation, architecture, and system integration.

For example, in one project, I might spend 60% of my time gathering and analyzing business requirements, interacting with clients and users, and the remaining 40% on developing technical specifications, data modeling, and collaborating with developers. In other cases, if the project is more technical, the ratio may shift towards systems analysis.

It is important to be able to switch flexibly between these roles to ensure a complete understanding of both business objectives and technical constraints.