Business Analyst school training courses in Bellevue, NE (public, in-house or online)

I. Overview of BA role

II. Introduction to Modeling

III. Overview of the most common system development methodologies (SDLCs)

IV. How modeling supports the SDLCs

V. Business Process Improvement, Re-engineering and modeling

VI. Context Models

VII. Process Models
A. Business Rules
B. Decision Trees / Tables
C. Event and Trigger Identification
D. SIPOC Business Models
E. Functional Decomposition Diagram
F. Workflow ...

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This is a great class for project managers, executives, managers, business analysts and others interested in course work concerned with business efficiency and aligning an organization’,s resources to mission, strategic goals, and objectives.

Today project managers are often carrying out business analysis projects. Throughout the coursework you will also learn what parts of project management processes you will use while conducting a business analysis project.

You will also lea...

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This course examines Siebel applications in two dimensions. The first dimension, breadth, is covered in the first two days of the course where students become familiar with the defining features of Siebel applications, such as Siebel Sales and Siebel Call Center. Students also explore Siebel automation options, such as Siebel Workflow, Assignment Manager, and Task UI. All of this exploration is reinforced with hands-on exercises with Siebel applications.

The second dimension, depth, is p...

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While specific functions of business analysts vary depending on the industry and on the size and structure of an organization, there are nonetheless core competencies required of the business analyst (BA) as he or she attempts to understand the business needs of stakeholders and determine solutions to business problems.

The International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) is an international not-for-profit association for BA professionals. Its Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABO...

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This course builds on the methods and techniques introduced in the BUCEC course, Introduction to Business Process Modeling, Analysis and Design. It uses the same basic model and approach, and assumes a familiarity with basic modeling techniques. It provides information about advanced analysis, measurement and redesign techniques. Where the first class stresses basic diagramming and analysis techniques, this class examines advanced techniques. We will, for example, consider where Lean techniques ...

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