Until now, text-oriented analysis (bullet lists, indented outlines, etc.) prevailed as the primary technique to identify, analyze, and specify business requirements. Text oriented analysis, however, is resource intensive. It often lacks standardization, depth, and precision.
Some organizations apply technical design methods (class diagrams, object interaction diagrams, etc.) to business analysis. Technical design methods, however, intimidate and alienate the business community. As a result, stakeholders disconnect from the analysis process.
In today’s fast moving, highly competitive, complex business environment, organizations can no longer afford the costly mistakes, operational inefficiencies and lost opportunities that result from superficial analysis and ambiguous requirements.
Inteq’s Business Systems Analysis course applies a cohesive set of intuitive business oriented visual diagrams (e.g., process maps, activity diagrams, etc.), a cohesive framework, and best practice methods to rapidly identify, critically analyze and clearly specify forward facing business and business systems requirements. [Read More]
Business Systems Analysis transforms participants into high-impact business analysis professionals; professionals that connect with business users and stakeholders, uncover, rapidly assimilate, and critically analyze deep business knowledge, and transform that knowledge into thorough, precise unambiguous business and user requirements.
The result: increased speed, accuracy, and depth of analysis.
The courses comprising Inteq's Business Analyst Series are IIBA approved in connection with business analyst certification as part of IIBA’s Certified Business Analyst Professional requirements.
Our objective is more than education - its transformation for the participants, project teams and their organizations. That’s why over 300,000 business analysis professionals worldwide choose Inteq's business analysis training.
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