Course Outline
Introduction to Business Analysis
- Definition and scope of business analysis.
- Understanding business needs, requirements, and solutions.
- Definition and classification of requirements.
Strategic Analysis
- External and internal organizational context.
- Business objectives and needs.
- Stakeholder concepts and their roles in initiatives.
- Organization operational description - Business Process Modeling (BPMN).
- Change identification - AS IS analysis, TO BE determination, and risk analysis.
- Business case development - fundamental principles.
Requirements Sourcing (Identification)
- Sources of requirements.
- Techniques for requirements elicitation.
- Processing and developing acquired information.
Requirements Analysis and Specification
- Organizing requirements - Information architecture.
- Requirements prioritization.
- Linkages and dependencies.
- Quality control - Application of quality criteria, standards, and reviews.
Solution Design
- Concept (vision) of the solution.
- Solution modeling (UML notation, prototyping).
- Verification and validation.
Solution Evaluation
- Various aspects of solution evaluation.
- Evaluating the solution in terms of delivered business value.
Summary
- Workshop summary - Building a process framework for analytical work.
- Best practices and checklists.
Requirements
Fundamental understanding of the IT product life cycle.
Familiarity with the nomenclature used in software development and IT project implementation.
The "Business Analysis in Practice" workshop segment utilizes CASE tools (such as Enterprise Architect or other tools selected at the beginning of the course). Participants are expected to familiarize themselves with the basic functions of the chosen tool prior to starting the training.
Target Audience
System and business analysts, product owners, and business owners.
Business representatives tasked with developing business needs.
Software and systems engineers.
Individuals aiming to advance their careers in business analysis and digital solution design.
Testers, QA professionals, and those responsible for the quality assurance of information systems and software.
IT managers and management consultants seeking foundational knowledge and a comprehensive understanding of the business analysis domain.
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