Analyze your business today and map the path to tomorrow.
In this course, you'll learn to model business processes as they are currently enacted, assess the quality of those business processes, and collaborate with the stakeholders to identify improvements.
The course begins by highlighting the characteristics of a quality process and the role of the business analyst in process analysis. You will learn how to identify business processes that could become more streamlined. Discover how to select the elicitation technique that is best suited to your stakeholders and how to prepare for and hold elicitation sessions. Using several different modeling techniques, you’ll explore different facets of the business process, identify the most effective improvements to the process, and clearly define the future process state. Once a new process is defined, you’ll learn how to present your analysis work to management and hold a successful project retrospective.
Introduction to Business Process Analysis
Identify Stakeholders and Elicit Information
Use the Goal-Question-Metric Approach
Model the Current Process
Determine Causes of Problems and Identify Improvement Options
Take the Next Steps: Business Case to Retrospective
Exercises:
On completion of this course you should understand;
It is recommended that attendees have attended the courses below:
Systems analysts
Business analysts
IT project managers
Associate project managers
Project managers
Project coordinators
Project analysts
Project leaders
Senior project managers
Team leaders
Product managers
Program managers
kr 20.000
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