Business Analysis Overview
Intermediate
- 11 videos | 42m 42s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
- CPE
Implementing process and system changes to an organization requires fully analyzing the business to enable careful planning. The globally recognized standards of practice in the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK), guide the business analyst in the proper analytics to ensure that the needs of the organization are well understood so that solutions are designed to meet those needs. In this course, you'll learn about the final tasks in the requirements analysis and design definition knowledge area. Defining a requirements architecture, defining design options, and analyzing potential value and recommending solutions.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Define business analysisIdentify business analyst activities and responsibilitiesRecognize the value of business analysisIdentify the six business analysis knowledge areasRecognize the six core business analysis concepts
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Identify examples of project team stakeholdersIdentify examples of external project stakeholdersDistinguish between requirement classificationsDistinguish between characteristics of requirements and designsRecognize activities in the requirements and design cycle
IN THIS COURSE
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38sIn this course, you'll learn about the value of business analysis as well as some foundational terms and concepts. FREE ACCESS
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5m 45sBusiness analysis is a set of practices that are used to analyze an organization, business unit or business process to take advantage of opportunities or solve business problems. The practice encompasses people, processes, and technology. FREE ACCESS
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2m 59sDuring this video, you will learn how to identify business analyst activities and responsibilities. FREE ACCESS
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3m 36sBusiness analysis can add value to an organization through improved project management. In this video, you will learn about the key concepts that will be covered in this course, including expectations, scope, and goals. FREE ACCESS
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7m 5sBusiness analysis planning and monitoring is about creating a plan of action. One key task to take note of is the stakeholder analysis task. Doing so ensures you identify groups, individuals or departments who are impacted by the change. This ensures that you have identified all the groups and therefore, you are more likely to identify all of the needs and requirements, which results in a complete requirements package. You use business analysis planning and monitoring tasks and activities to plan for elicitation and collaboration with stakeholders. FREE ACCESS
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7m 30sIn this video, you will learn how to recognize the six core business analysis concepts. FREE ACCESS
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4m 6sLearn how to identify examples of stakeholders on a project team. FREE ACCESS
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1m 55sThere are several operational support roles. The operational analyst may provide support to end users and/or analyze the solution for enhancements or changes. FREE ACCESS
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3m 29sA business requirements document describes the goals and records objectives. The requirements include a current state description and a description of the desired future state. A high level description of processes, business rules, functionality and data are all included. There's also a description of the stakeholders, which includes their type, demographics, locations and contact information. FREE ACCESS
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2m 13sThe business analyst is responsible for both requirements and designs. The various techniques used to analyze requirements are also used to design the solution. In this video, you will learn about the relationship between requirements and designs. FREE ACCESS
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3m 25sIn this video, you will learn how to recognize activities in the requirements and design cycle. FREE ACCESS
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