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    BCS Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis

    BCS Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis
    As a business analyst, you play a critical role in bridging the gap between the business and its customers. This certification training course explores various tools and techniques aimed at maximizing the value delivered to customers. It covers essential aspects of business analysis, aligned with The Chartered Institute for IT standards, to prepare participants for the BCS Foundation Exam, which serves as the initial step toward achieving the BCS International Diploma in Business Analysis.

    Included in the training materials is the book ``Business Analysis, Third Edition`` by Paul, Debra, et al., published by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, 2014, ISBN 9781780172774.

    BCS Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis Objectives

    • Prepare for and pass the BCS Foundation Exam.
    • Analyse the development of a business strategy.
    • Perform business system modelling.
    • Identify costs
    • benefits
    • impacts
    • and risks for change in a business case.

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    • BCS Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis Prerequisites

      None

    • BCS Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis Delivery Methods

      In-Person

      Online

    • BCS Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis Training Outline

      Module 1: The Business Change Life Cycle
      The role of the Business Analyst in the business change life cycle

      Producing the business case
      Other roles in the business change lifecycle
      The framework for business analysis activities

      Relating business analysis to strategic analysis, definition, and IT systems analysis
      The holistic approach to business analysis

      Module 2: Understanding the Strategic Context
      Analyzing the business environment

      Internal and external environments
      Analyzing the business with SWOT analysis
      Developing business metrics

      Identifying your Critical Success Factors (CSF)
      Creating Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
      Identifying critical success with the Balanced Business Scorecard

      Module 3: Project Discipline for Business Analysis Studies
      Reading the Terms of Reference or Project Initiation Document
      OSCAR (objectives, scope, constraints, authority and resources)
      What does the business wish to achieve and deliver?
      Creating SMART objectives

      Module 4: Understanding the Business Situation
      Stakeholder identification

      Using the Stakeholder wheel
      Overview of investigative techniques
      Representing a holistic view of the business situation

      Generating Rich pictures
      Making Mind Maps

      Module 5: Analyzing Stakeholder Perspectives
      Stakeholder analysis and management

      Power/Interest Grid
      Stakeholder management strategies
      Identifying and defining different perspectives

      Contrasting different stakeholder perspectives
      Analyzing the root cause with CATWOE

      Module 6: Analyzing and Modeling Business Activities
      Developing a Business Activity Model

      Depicting business perspectives with a Business Activity Model (BAM)
      Describing the BAM process and notation
      Identifying business events
      Analyzing business rules

      Distinguishing between business rule types
      Recognizing business rules levels of constraint
      Building the Consensus Business Activity Model

      Identifying differences between business activity models
      Negotiating to resolve conflicts

      Module 7: Identifying Potential Solutions
      Gap analysis - comparing the ideal and existing systems

      Outlining the gap analysis process
      Identifying inputs to, and outputs from, gap analysis
      Defining a new business model

      Exploiting areas for change - processes, people, technology and organization
      Identifying requirements using business activity and business process models

      Classifying models that document and analyze requirements
      Recognizing data/processing requirements

      Module 8: Making the Business Case
      The Business Case lifecycle

      Structuring the business case
      Identifying and shortlisting options for business change
      Identifying and categorizing costs and benefits

      Classifying tangible and intangible costs and benefits
      Investment appraisal techniques
      Risk and impact identification, categorization, and management

      Identifying and assessing risk impact and probability
      Risk management approaches