​In most systems analysis tasks, time and people are interchangeable.

​Generally, systems analysts review the work of other systems analysts, and programmers review the work of other programmers, as a form of peer review, in structured walk-throughs.

​Creating a standard list of interview questions helps a systems analyst to keep on track and avoid unnecessary tangents.

Joint application development (JAD) is like a compressed version of the entire development process.​

​The ability to manage information is the mark of a successful systems analyst and an important skill for all IT professionals.

​It is easier to assign dollar values to intangible benefits.

​Before publishing a form on the Internet or a company intranet, a systems analyst should protect it so users can change the layout or design but cannot fill it in.

​Systems requests seldom are aimed at improving service to users within a company.

​Because use cases depict a system through the eyes of a user, common business language can be used to describe the transactions.

Competition drives many information systems decisions.​