Professional Business Systems Analyst

Professional Business Systems Analyst 

Introduction:

This course is proudly introduced to you by the International Academy of Human Resource Development(IAHRD). Our courses are customized to match your needs in which they are designed by experts who has a long practical experience in the field.

Business analysis is a critical process that gears the project life cycle. The business analyst, acting as an intermediary between the business and technical communities, analyzes competing business needs and develops plans to implement the projects that support stakeholder objectives. In this course, you will gain the foundational knowledge of the role and function of the business analyst. You will discuss topics such as the role of business analyst, business analysis and project management, business analysis and the project life cycle, dynamic business models, implementation and testing process as well as important case studies to be revealed. Remember that we got your back until you ace it!

Objectives:

At the end of this course participants will be able to:

1. Prioritize the feasibility of various business initiatives.
2. Determine benefits and costs to support a business case .
3. Deliver the requirements package and support downstream development.
4. State system analysis fundamentals.
5. Understand the analysis process models and methods.
6. Design and be engaged in the analysis process.
7. Implementation and testing process.
8. Analyze and plan  business requirements using effective strategies.
9. Gain critical thinking skills.

Contents:

Module 1:

1. Introduction to business analysis and its terms.
2. Roles and responsibilities of business analysis.
3. Business Analysis Vs. Project Management
4. Analyzing similarities and distinctions.

Module 2:

Clarifying core concepts.

1. Positioning business analysis within the overall project life cycle.
2. The differences among business, user and system-level needs.
3. Acquiring competitive business needs.
4. Dynamic business models using workflow diagrams .
5. Writing SMART goals correctly .

Module 3:

1. Quantifying business case benefits and costs.
2. System analysis essentials.
3. Information requirement analysis.

Module 4:

1. Models and methods of the analysis process.
2. Design process.
3. Implementation and testing process.
4. Reporting  the requirements package to stakeholders.
5. Choosing asuitable business analysis approach.
6. Case Studies.

Who Should Attend?

1. Business Analysts who are seeking to refresh their knowledge.
2. Employees who want to become business analysts.
3. Researchers and interested candidates in business systems analysis.
4. Graduates and Undergraduates of business administration who are planning for their future career.
5. New to business of analysis roles candidates.
6. Developers.
7. Programmers.

1. Employees involved in systems design.