I will say that the first qualification a systems analyst should have is at least a bachelor's degree in computer science, but this can vary from organization to organization the other. For example, depending on the position, this may require only a degree or experience or a combination of both. Systems analysts must be able to multitask. It is also very important that a systems analyst has strong interpersonal and technical skills. As a systems analyst, you will need interpersonal skills to communicate accurately when presenting to a group. On the other hand, technical skills give you confidence in a presentation. According to the National Career Service, you need a BTEC HNC/HND or diploma in IT as well as industry experience. Many employers are looking for systems analysts with experience working with HTML, CRM, XML, SAS, ERP, and cloud computing technologies. The systems analyst must possess a desirable set of personality traits to develop good e-commerce in an organization. According to Kendall and Kendall (2011), systems analysts are good problem solvers, they must view the analyst's problems as a challenge and enjoy designing workable solutions, they are able to systematically tackle the current situation through the skillful application of tools, techniques and expertise. The systems analyst must understand human needs in order to understand how they operate different programs effectively. Kendall and Kendall (2011) argue that systems analysts must be disciplined, motivated, and able to manage and coordinate people. They must also possess strong personal and professional ethics to help an organization shape its customer relationships. Additionally, a good systems analyst must possess...... middle of paper...... mixing all skills and abilities. I don't think every team member needs to have identical skills and abilities, as long as you have the right expertise for each task. Certainly, it is always possible that management could bring in a complete outside contractor to ensure that all tasks are completed appropriately to meet the goals and needs of the organization.Works CitedCooper, A (n.d.). Build your project team. Retrieved December 18, 2013, from http://www.projectsmart.co.uk/building-your-project-team.html Kendall, KE and Kendall, JE (2011). Systems Analysis and Design, Eighth Edition. Upper Saddle River: Pearson. System analyst. (nd). National Career Service. Retrieved December 17, 2013 from national cnationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk: https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/advice/planning/jobprofiles/Pag es/systemsanalyst.aspx