Master Course in Business Analysis

Description

In this Master course of Business analysis you can understnad how the business anlysis process is used to identify and articulate the need for change in how organizations work, and to facilitate that change. As business analysts, we identify and define the solutions that will maximize the value delivered by an organization to its stakeholders.

How can you make a significant difference in your organization? One way is to be part of a project that improves the company’s performance or launches it in a new direction. The business analyst (BA) plays a key role in the development and execution of company projects. Maybe it’s a new product launch or a change to a more efficient software package. The BA is responsible for gathering input, analyzing the needs of the project, documenting the criteria to be met, sharing information among project team members and presenting findings to company executives.

This master course will provide a solid foundation for a career in business analysis. We explore the strategy, phases, components and process a BA uses to develop a project. From conducting an enterprise analysis to assessing the solution’s implementation, you will learn the basics of how to manage the process and determine the appropriate parties to be involved.

We look at project requirements (the needs that must be fulfilled to complete the initiative), how to develop a communications plan, distributing work responsibilities, creating a business model and more. The course finishes with a discussion about tasks that the BA encounters when the solution is put into place. When you are finished, you’ll have a broad understanding that can launch your career in business analysis.

In this master course of business analysis you will learn the 5 topics,

1. Introduction of Business Analysis

2. Stakeholders, Job and career highlights of Business Analyst

3. Enterprise analysis and the processes

4. Business Analysis SDLC and Elicitation methodology

5. Solution assessments and validation processes