Technologies to consider are: Artificial Intelligence Internet of Things (IoT) Space Colonisation 3D Printing Medical Innovations High-Speed Travel Robotics Blockchain Technology Autonomous Vehicles Advanced Virtual Reality Renewable Energy Sources of Information What Exactly Is Innovation?https://www.forbes.com/sites/michellegreenwald/2014/03/12/what-exactly-is-innovation/#16b5438d5e5a/ (Links to an external site.).What is Disruptive Technology?https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/disruptive-technology.asp#:~:text=Disruptive%20technology%20is%20an%20innovation,attributes%20that%20are%20recognizably%20superior/ (Links to an external site.).The Roots of Disruptionhttps://www.inc.com/greg-satell/pundits-love-to-tell-these-three-famous-innovation-stories-none-of-them-are-true.html/ (Links to an external site.).What is a Game-Changer?https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/game-changer.asp (Links to an external site.)/.Examples of Disruptive Technologies (This site provides examples of focus areas to explore)https://richtopia.com/emerging-technologies/11-disruptive-technology-examples/ (Links to an external site.).Other Sources:https://www.nap.edu/read/12194/chapter/7/. (Links to an external site.)https://www.nextgov.com/cio-briefing/2015/12/15-most-innovative-agencies-government/124284/. (Links to an external site.)https://www.nextgov.com/cio-briefing/2013/05/eight-agencies-make-harvards-top-25-list-government-innovation/62919/. (Links to an external site.)https://innovation.cms.gov/. (Links to an external site.)https://www.govexec.com/management/2019/11/how-five-federal-agencies-fostered-innovation-report/161009/. (Links to an external site.)https://www.TechRepublic.com/ (Links to an external site.)PreviousNext

As a Business Analyst, requirements analysis and design are part of our everyday life. So what does that mean?Now it’s time to do a strategic analysis on your own project.Your personal project can have any kind of future that you want it to be. Based on the previous changes from the elicitation process, do a strategic analysis on your own personal project. Assess the current stateDefine what you believe is the futureAssess any risksProvide the gap between the AS-IS and TO-BE statesRead Chapter 7 (Requirements Analysis and Design Definition) of the IIBA Book.Read the paper –“GUIDELINES FOR VERIFYING AND VALIDATING SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS AND DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS”.Read the article – The Six Blind Men and the Requirements.Go to Lynda.com and watch Validating Requirements and Managing Requirements from the Developing Project Requirements course.Go to Lynda.com and watch Validating and Controlling Your Requirements During Project Execution of the Business Analysis Fundamentals course.Watch the video Requirement Analysis.Watch the video Requirements Management Best Practices.Pick a social media (Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, etc.) to research and be prepared to discuss how requirement analysis and design affect your chosen social media daily.Watch the movie “Up in the Air” starring George Clooney. Pay close attention to the role of Natalie as a Business Analyst. As you are watching the movie, jot down your answers to the following questions: In your opinion, is she a good or bad Business Analyst? What types of business analysis tasks does she do to warrant us looking at her as a Business Analyst?What requirements is she gathering?How does she verify and validate these requirements? What is her recommended solutions?Do you agree with her solutions? If not, what would you have done differently? For your task, submit the deliverable for your personal project. Include the following:Analyze the current state in regards to the requirements you analyzed for the change request to your project as of today.Define what the future state will be based on the business needs, goals and objectives of the project.Assess any risks and recommend any actions to alleviate those risks if needed.Describe the current gap between the current and future state and how the project will achieve the future state.

Task 2: Research QuestionsUsing the White Paper titled Simple but Effective Problem Statements and Research Questions andyour approved Problem Statement Bullet Outline from Task 1 as a guide, develop three to fourresearch questions. Where appropriate, develop sub-questions that address facets of the overallresearch questions. Following the list of research questions, you will discuss how each researchquestion (and sub questions) addresses aspects of the specific problem sentence. Finally, you willdiscuss how taken together, the research questions (and sub questions) fully address the specificproblem statement. Include an APA formatted reference section.You will post your submission in the assignment text window, and as a word document. Title yourword document as follows: LastName_Task 2 Research Questions_DDMMMYY.docxYour submission will include the following:Title Block Last Name, First Name Cognate Research Track (Project or Dissertation) Research Paradigm Planned Research Design (Case Study, Correlational, etc.) Proposed TopicApproved Problem Statement Bullet Outline from Task 1 General Problem Sentenceo Supporting Reference Sentence with Current Citationo Supporting Reference Sentence with Current Citationo Supporting Reference Sentence with Current Citationo Supporting Reference Sentence with Current Citation (Optional) Specific Problem SentenceResearch Question 1, use labels RQ1, RQ1a, etc. Sub question 1a (optional) Sub Question 1b (optional)Research Question 2 Sub question 2a (optional) Sub Question 2b (optional)Research Question 3 Sub question 3a (optional) Sub Question 3b (optional)Research Question 4 (optional) Liberty University School of Business DBA Research Concept GuideJune 18, 2020 Page 11 of 17 Sub question 4a (optional) Sub Question 4b (optional)Discussion of Research Questions Research Question 1 Research Question 2 Research Question 3 Research Question 4 (optional) Specific Problem Statement CoverageReference SectionNote for Consulting Project or Case Study Project: Once this task is approved, you may contactan organization to gauge their interest in being part of your proposed study. You may not begin tointerview any participants or gather any data until you have approval to do so in the ADRP courses.Use the Permission Request Template found in Course Content. You will be submitting yourPermission Request Template in Task 6.