Business Analysis school training courses in Des Moines, IA (public, in-house or online)

This seminar presents the business analyst role to managers and others who lead and work with business bnalysts. In order for the business analyst to be successful, both the IT and business community must embrace the business analysis process. The seminar can be used as a working session to discuss how your organization will implement the business analysis process and approaches for documenting the requirements.

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Having trouble getting started? You know how to perform business analysis techniques, but do you know which are most appropriate for your current project? Students are encouraged to bring their project to develop their business analysis work plan.

During class students will be provided our BA Planning Frameworkâ„?and worksheets to guide their planning efforts. A business analysis work plan is used by the entire project team to avoid missing major requirements or stakeholder areas, or going...

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The art of bringing people together, face-to-face or remotely, to gather requirements and gain consensus on solutions is a critical success factor for all business analysts. This course teaches facilitation techniques that can be used for structured sessions and “facilitation-on-the-fly.�This course goes beyond traditional facilitation training by focusing on facilitation techniques specific to gathering business and functional requirements.

This class is limited to 8 students, allowing...

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This course focuses on the critical analyses of health care business operations and performance. Topics include analysis of financial performance, operational process analysis, and quality of service evaluation.

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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