Business Analysis: Data Flow Diagrams to Visualize Workflows
Last updated on October 3, 2026 12:49 pmBusiness Analysis: Data Flow Diagrams to Visualize Workflows
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Process Modeling Techniques for Requirements Elicitation and Workflow Analysis - Now with ChatGPT and Jasper Demos
Created by:
Tom and Angela Hathaway
Integrating AI for Business Analysis and UX Mastery
Integrating AI for Business Analysis and UX Mastery
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What Will I Learn?
- Document existing business processes and workflows in Data Flow Diagrams (DFD) to initiate business process analysis
- Defend the need for Data Flow Diagrams, Context Diagrams, and Rigorous Physical Process Models
- Use the right symbols for each type of diagram to ensure a common interpretation by all parties
- Explode a high level Data Flow Diagram to its lower level details to reveal underlying processes and procedures
- Balance DFD’s to identify missing processes and reduce late project change requests
- Use Horizontal Balancing to discover missing data and minimize redundancies
- Document process specifications for functional primitives to guide the solution providers
- Express metadata to reveal informational details that developers need to build the solution
- Apply workflow analysis techniques to reveal the cause of business problems, timing anomalies, and error/exception handling processes.
- Leverage the results of workflow analysis to elicit requirements, user stories, scenarios, features, etc.
- Evaluate the use of AI Writer Jasper for AI-Storming Lower-Level Processes for a Detailed DFD
Requirements
- No technical background required
- Need to lead a group of stakeholders through workflow analysis, i.e. in a user story or requirement workshop.
- Desire to present, analyze, and suggest improvements for one or more workflows / business processes
- Interest in the field of business analysis
- No additional materials are required
Target audience
- Business Analysts
- Subject Matter Experts
- Agile Product Owners
- Project Leaders and Managers
- Line Managers
- Systems Analysts
- Software Testers
- Business Architects
- AND "anyone wearing the business analysis hat"


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