Tarzine Rack
John
Steve Nouri
Pete
Patric
Michael Ryaboy
Edward A
Adam Nasir
1. What is Business Analysis?
- The Origins of Business Analysis
- The Development of Business Analysis
- The Scope of Business Analysis Work
- Taking a Holistic Approach
- The Role and Responsibilities of a Business Analyst
2. The Competencies of a Business Analyst
- Personal qualities
- Business knowledge
- Professional techniques
- The development of competencies
3. Strategy Analysis
- The context for strategy
- The definition of strategy (Johnson, Scholes, and Whittington 2008)
- Strategy development
- External environment analysis
- Internal environment analysis
- SWOT analysis
- Executing strategy
4. The Business Analysis Process Model
- An approach to problem-solving
- Stages of the business analysis process model
- Objectives of the process model stages
- Procedure for each process model stage
- Techniques used within each process model stage
5. Investigation Techniques
- Interviews
- Observation
- Workshops
- Scenarios
- Prototyping
- Quantitative approaches
- Documenting the current situation
6. Stakeholder Analysis and Management
- Stakeholder categories and identification
- Analyzing stakeholders
- Stakeholder management strategies
- Managing stakeholders
- Understanding stakeholder perspectives
- Business activity models
7. Modeling Business Processes
- Organizational context
- An alternative view of an organization
- The organizational view of business processes
- Value propositions
- Process models
- Analyzing the as-is process model
- Improving business processes (to-be business process)
8. Defining the solution
- Gap analysis
- Introduction to Business Architecture
- Definition of Business Architecture
- Business Architecture techniques
9. Making a Business and Financial Case
- The business case in the project lifecycle
- Identifying options
- Assessing project feasibility
- Structure of a business case
- Investment appraisal
10. Establishing the Requirements
- A Framework for Requirements Engineering
- Actors in requirements engineering
- Requirements elicitation
- Requirements analysis
- Requirements validation
- Documenting and Managing Requirements
- The requirements document
- The requirements catalog
- Managing requirements
11. Modeling Requirements
- Modeling system functions
- Modeling system data
12. Delivering the Requirements
- Delivering the solution
- Context
- Lifecycles
13. Delivering the Business Solution
- BA's role in the business change lifecycle
- Design stage
- Implementation stage
- Realization stage
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Grasp the fundamental principles of business analysis.
Learn elicitation, analysis, and documentation techniques.
Identify, analyze, and manage stakeholders effectively.
Utilize modeling techniques and requirements management tools.
Solve practice questions and take mock exams
Collaborate with other learners and share knowledge.
Enroll in a training course or hire a mentor.
A foundational understanding of business principles, processes, and terminology is beneficial.
Enroll in a Business Analysis certification training course to gain in-depth knowledge of the field.
Take the certification exam, which typically consists of multiple-choice questions.
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