Business and System Analysis
About Business and System Analysis
To become a successful Business systems analyst you need to understand how complex the role is and how it affects the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) which in turn has an impact on the success of the organization. A BSA will work with a combination of people and processes to help ensure that everything works together to achieve the overarching business objectives. They will not only be responsible for BSA analysis but also for the design of the right requirements. The business analyst will see to the successful creation and implementation of the SDLC, working towards an optimized and automated business process.
Why is Business and System Analysis important?
The role of a business systems analyst is important to business because it ensures strategic targets are met. When choosing or designing a business system, without the input and specialised function of a BSA, project failure is a likely outcome. This could be due to many factors, including a poor business case, inadequate feasibility studies, blind spots in the management team, and going ahead with a system as the only system – instead of ensuring a backup system is developed as well.
Who should take the Business and System Analysis Exam?
- Entrepreneurs or Innovators
- Novice to intermediate Business Analysts
- Professionals looking to transition into a Business Analyst role
- New Product Owners
- Other positions that are performing business analysis duties such as administrators, managers, and project leads.
- Anyone who analyzes elicits, or documents requirements.
- Students
Business and System Analysis Certification Course Outline
1. Business Analysis Basics
2. Organisation Structure & Design
3. Requirements Development
4. Requirements Analysis
5. Requirements Modeling
6. Specifications
7. Concept Generation, Selection and Testing
8. Prototyping
9. Development
10. Agile and Scrum Basics
11. Developing Business Analysis Skills