Sunday 29 May 2016

Essential of Business Analyst for every Project - McOxley Academy

Why is Business Analyst is so important for a Project? . Business Analyst is one of the most talked skill set required for a project next to Project Management, unfortunately it has not been understood properly. 

Business Analyst not only assesses the project scope, but also documents the requirements in detail to support the stake holders to provide solutions to their business problems and smoothen the development activities.  It is equally important for the Management team to understand the pains of the project manager to provide desired solutions to stake holders.

The output of the BA strengthens the project success and reduces the risk of project failure.

Business Analyst deliverable:

·         Analyse the business needs
·         Understand the stake holders expectations
·         Analyse the existing product(s) and do compare with similar products in the market
·         Identify the road map
·         Define the scope
·         Come up with Usability analysis
·         Determines the process gaps, inefficiencies and bottlenecks
·         Developing business case & functional specifications
·         Support Project Manager to enable him to track & trace the Requirements Matrix (RTM)

Who can become Business Analyst:

·         Fresher directly comes out of college – Computer Science background / MBA
·         Software developer / Testing Engineer who wants to change the career track
·         Functional Specialists who want to leverage Industry knowledge and look for change in career

How to become Business Analyst:

·         Get trained – complete certification course and develop your knowledge on the expectations out of the BA role
·         Develop your competencies to prove your potentialities during selection time
·         Approach your work with a Business Analyst mindset
·         Put your focused efforts for a BA opportunity

Please visit the website of ours to find the details about our Business Analyst training  www.mcoxley.in


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