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Introduction to Business Analysis

Get a pragmatic introduction to key business analysis concepts and the business analyst role, and apply what you learn.

Description

The Introduction to Business Analysis course is delivered in-person but also can be delivered Live-online for your Team.

This 1-day course provides a pragmatic introduction to key business analysis concepts and the business analyst role. It includes a number of hands-on exercises to apply what you learn. It is targeted at those who are new to Business Analyst roles or considering moving into this profession. The course is also highly suitable to subject matter experts, business representatives, and project roles that involve business analysis activities.

Business analysis is a broad and exciting profession and skill set. Your role is to understand businesses, their needs and their problems and then help assess and validate solutions to fulfil these needs or solve these problems. In the process you will be involved in a wide range of activities including analysis, requirements management, communication, solution assessment and validation, and planning.

The ‘Introduction to Business Analysis’ course is delivered by seasoned business analysis practitioner consultants who undertake business analysis activities on a daily basis.

For groups of 5 or more, contact training@equinox.co.nz to discuss hosting a private course in-house at your place. 

Outline

Introduction

  • Context of Business Analysis
  • Definition of Business Analysis

Key Concepts

  • Business
  • Projects
  • Requirements

The Business Analyst Role

  • Capture requirements
  • Analyse
  • Communicate
  • Assess and validate solutions
  • Plan and manage

Skills and Tools

  • Business Analyst skills
  • Business Analysis tools

Learning Outcomes

Following the completion of this course, students will be able to:

  • Understand key business analysis concepts
  • Explain the role and activities of a Business Analyst
  • Describe the skills and tools of a Business Analyst

Audience

  • New Business Analysts
  • Those considering a Business Analyst profession
  • Project roles that include business analysis activities
  • Business representatives and managers
  • Subject matter experts

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for this course.

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