BUSINESS ANALYSIS CBAP

Introduction

Business Analysis is a diverse and dynamic field. It requires you to be able to think critically, be creative, and also have excellent communication skills. Business Analysis can lead to many different types of careers: from IT support, engineering management or project management - the possibilities are endless!

Business Analysis is defined as a discipline of identifying business needs and determining solutions to business problems.

Business analysis is defined as a discipline of identifying business needs and determining solutions to business problems. It is a process that aims to achieve optimal outcomes for an organization by understanding current processes, deciding on future requirements, then providing fit-for-purpose solutions. Business analysis typically involves defining the scope of the project, gathering information about stakeholder needs and concerns, analyzing requirements, creating detailed functional specifications (or use cases), designing technical specifications (or data models), preparing test plans and conducting system testing before handing over control of the solution implementation phase (called implementation).

Organizational benefits:

Business Analysis is a discipline of identifying business needs and determining solutions to business problems. The benefits of Business Analysis include:

• Enhancement of the project management process

• Acceleration of strategic planning

• Improvement in performance and efficiency

Enhancement of the project management process