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What is Business Analysis?

Business Analysis is the process of investigating what a business wants to achieve and what is done at the moment. Analysis does not just look at what objectives once were, and how the existing systems achieve those objectives now, but also what the business systems should be doing. By producing a statement of requirements, analysis aids the process of designing how to achieve a solution.

Rosemary Rock-Evans
Analysis within the Systems Development Lifecycle

Business Activity Modelling is a technique used by business analysts to help them understand...
“...the activities which are essential for the business to be able to meet a particular objective, or set of objectives.”

OGC
The Business Context- Business Systems Development Series with SSADM

ISEB’s Diploma in Business Analysis modular series represents best practice approaches to investigating, modelling and specifying information systems. The series of techniques included are organised into groups that cover specific areas of the process.

Go to the British Computer Society website for detailed information on the Diploma in Business Analysis and each of the core and optional modules.

Scoll Methods can offer you training in Business Analysis and help you towards achieving a diploma. You can attend one of our public courses, or we can arrange an in-house course for your organisation based on one of our standard courses, or a tailored course to suit your business training requirements.

Public courses that we offer are detailed below. Click on a course heading for further information:

Business Analysis

This 5-day Business Analysis course teaches you how to analyse business processes to produce a Business Case for Change, identify business needs and objectives, model business processes, identify Business Options and create a Statement of Requirements.

The course prepares you for the ISEB core module exams in Business Analysis Essentials and Requirements Engineering. These modules provide you with 4 credits towards 6 credits required for the diploma.

User Acceptance Testing

This 2-day course will provide you with an understanding of the principles of user acceptance testing and will develop your skills in writing comprehensive user acceptance test scripts. You will learn how to develop user acceptance test scripts that exercises a new system rigourously even if your project has not maintained a clear set of user requirements.

"Business analysis is the process of investigating what a business wants to achieve and what is done at the moment. Analysis does not just look at what objectives once were, and how the existing systems achieve those objectives now, but also what the business systems should be doing. By producing a statement of requirements, analysis aids the process of designing how to achieve a solution."

ROSEMARY ROCK-EVANS
Analysis within the Systems Development Lifecycle

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