Output of this Course

• Understand the origins, development, and scope of business analysis, embracing a holistic approach to organizational problem-solving.
• Learn the role and responsibilities of a business analyst, focusing on personal qualities, business knowledge, and professional techniques.
• Gain insight into strategy analysis, including the formulation, external and internal analysis, SWOT, and execution of business strategies.
• Grasp the Business Analysis Process Model to approach problem-solving and apply techniques across different stages.
• Acquire practical investigation techniques such as interviews, observation, workshops, and prototyping for effective current situation analysis.
• Perform stakeholder analysis and management, identifying categories, analyzing perspectives, and developing management strategies.
• Model business processes to understand organizational context, analyze current processes, and design improved future processes.
• Define the solution through gap analysis and an introduction to Business Architecture, employing relevant techniques.
• Develop a comprehensive business and financial case, identifying options, assessing feasibility, and understanding investment appraisal.
• Establish and document requirements through a framework for requirements engineering, elicitation, analysis, and validation.
• Manage and model requirements, creating a requirements document/catalogue, and utilizing system function and data modeling techniques.
• Deliver the requirements and the business solution, understanding the BA’s role across the business change lifecycle, including design, implementation, and realization stages.