Thursday, January 16, 2020

Chapter 1 : Introduction

What is Business Analysis? 


The Business Analyst is a specialist of progress. Business Analysis is a trained methodology for acquainting and overseeing change with associations, regardless of whether they are revenue driven organizations, governments, or non-benefits.
Business analysis is used to identify how organizations work and what type of changes are needed.


Who is a Business Analyst?

A business analyst or expert is somebody who analyze an association or business area, very theoretically and reports its business or procedures or frameworks, assessing the business model or its integration with technology. Business Analyst helps in controlling organizations in improving procedures, items, administrations and programming through information analysis.


What are tasks that BA performs?

BA performs many different tasks, they are not limited to one or two processes. Business Analyst helps the business to solve their issues which they are facing or will face in future. BA makes a team which gather all the important information about business and try to solve issues as soon as they can without any failure.


Techniques

It provides extra information on ways that a task may be performed during business analyzing.
Techniques have the following structure: 
• Purpose
• Description
• Elements
• Usage Considerations

Purpose : The Purpose section tells about the purpose of technique is used for.
Description : The Description section tells about what the technique is and how it is used.
Elements: The Elements section tells about the key concepts.
Usage Considerations: The Usage Considerations section tells about the conditions under which the technique may be effective or not.


Tasks

A task may be performed formally or informally as part of business analysis. Business analysts perform tasks from all knowledge areas sequentially, or simultaneously.

These are the tasks which are performed by the Business Analysts:-
  • Purpose 
  • Description 
  • Inputs 
  • Elements 
  • Guidelines/Tools 
  • Techniques 
  • Stakeholders 
  • Outputs




3 comments:

  1. Business analysts are those who make the bridge between IT and business by using data analysis and reports to stakeholders. They are responsible for creating new models that supports the business decisions by working with team to establish initiatives. The most important skills of business analyst are interpersonal skills, analytical thinking, problem solving and so on. Business analyst use analytics programs to classify user trend and functions that are successful. Business analysts rely on software such as Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Access,SQL, Google Analytics and Tableau. These tools help them to collect and sort data.

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  2. Within Microsoft, a Business Analyst (BA) will have many roles. An ad listing from their website specifies that a BA needs to provide relevant data to the departments. This includes giving new restrictions and requirements to the team as needed. They also are to provide opinions and expertise of topics, with the idea of making the projects more efficient and successful. All Microsoft staff also needs general knowledge of AGILE systems. To do any of this, the BA needs to be skilled in communicating with the client and fellow staff.

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  3. Business analyst is a person who investigates customer's problem, looking for solutions and develops idea into the form of requirements, which will be used by the developers when creating a product in the future. The main task of business analyst is it identify customers business problems and find the most effective solutions. To do this, one must have knowledge in the subject area. BA works with the requirements at all the stages of software development and mediates between the customers and a team of programmers. The jobs for BA in Microsoft are IT Installer, Business Intelligence Analyst and many more. Microsoft is engaged in Windows, Word, PowerPoint, Excel OneDrive, Access and Outlook.

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