Business Analysis
Business analysis is the process of examining and understanding a business's needs, problems, and goals to identify solutions that deliver value to stakeholders. It involves gathering and analyzing data, identifying opportunities for improvement, and recommending changes to address challenges and achieve strategic objectives.
Business Analysis
Course Outline
Identification
Identifying business needs and problems: Business analysis involves understanding the current state of a business and identifying areas where it's falling short of its goals.
Identifying business needs and problems: Business analysis involves understanding the current state of a business and identifying areas where it's falling short of its goals.
Collation
Gathering and analyzing data: This includes collecting information from various sources, such as business processes, customer feedback, market research, and internal records.
Gathering and analyzing data: This includes collecting information from various sources, such as business processes, customer feedback, market research, and internal records.
Inspection
Ensuring value for stakeholders: The solutions should be designed to deliver tangible benefits to the stakeholders, including users, owners, and regulators.
Ensuring value for stakeholders: The solutions should be designed to deliver tangible benefits to the stakeholders, including users, owners, and regulators.
Ensuring value for stakeholders: The solutions should be designed to deliver tangible benefits to the stakeholders, including users, owners, and regulators.
Collaborating with stakeholders: Business analysts work closely with various stakeholders, including IT departments, project managers, and business leaders, to ensure that the solutions are aligned with their needs and expectations.