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School: Crescent Consulting UK Ltd
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Mastering the requirements process Workshop
Course Format: Virtual
Mastering the requirements courses is a course for someone has 2 years of Business Analysis experience. Completing this course enables you to appear for ISEB Requirements engineering certification. COurses are delivered using virtual classrooms for non UK based candidates.
 

School: Techniques For Change Ltd.
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tools and techniques for business analysis
Course Format: Classroom
In order to achieve real business benefits it is vital to first analyse a business and its key processes. To recognise opportunities for improvement you need a set of transferable tools and techniques. This programme provides a practical toolkit and demonstrates how to apply these, selecting the appropriate techniques for the task. It includes extensive practical examples. content process thi...
 

School: Stehle Associates
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Walkthroughs and Inspections
Course Format: On-site
The technique of inspecting documents in formally convened meetings was devised by Michael Fagan of IBM in the early 1970s, and was fully described in the IBM Systems Journal (Vol 15, No 3, 1976). It is now an established component of quality processes that aim to meet the latest British and International Quality standards. It is almost axiomatic that defects are easier and cheaper to correct i...
 

Tools and Techniques for Specifying Systems
Course Format: On-site
Accurate definition of system requirements is essential, particularly where the person specifying will not build the solution. The variety of techniques on offer can lead to misuse and inconsistent application. This course describes a set of tried and tested techniques that will enhance the quality of specifications. The subject matter will convey benefits to the organisation through accurat...
 

Systems Investigation and Analysis Workshop
Course Format: On-site
How many developments fail because analysis did not reveal the true needs, or the development team solved the wrong problem? How often do users find that the system is not what they expected? Why do projects go wrong? No matter what development approach or technologies an organisation employs, without effective analysis the solution will not be the optimum. To achieve effective but timely analy...
 

Problem Analysis and Problem Solving
Course Format: On-site
The problem with problem solving is the diversity of problems that need to be addressed. Every day, management and staff in an organisation wrestle with one or a number of problem situations. The solutions to these problems can have impacts ranging from hardly noticeable to having significant consequences for the employees and organisation as a whole. Many problems could be solved at a stroke, ...
 

Interactive Development Workshop
Course Format: On-site
Rapid delivery of applications is an objective of all successful information systems teams. When rapid delivery is not being achieved, one reason can be the seemingly never ending task of requirements analysis followed by a long, drawn out wait for approval to proceed. Another can be the inordinate time it can take to agree the design, particularly of interfaces. Yet both of these are critical ...
 

Improving Business Processes Workshop
Course Format: On-site
This workshop addresses the needs of individuals who need to evaluate business processes, and recommend and make changes to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the organisation. The practical nature of this course ensures that much of the time is spent in workshop mode with attendees being required to think for themselves and to solve problems arising from their work. Who should ...
 

Describing Business Processes
Course Format: On-site
The concept of a business process is simple, but what it does and why it does it may be difficult to understand and explain. Given the task of describing processes it is likely that every member of the team will have a different approach and produce documents varying in content and style. This tutorial brings rigour to the process of describing a business process. It addresses the needs of p...
 

Capturing User Requirements Workshop
Course Format: On-site
Applications are successful when they address agreed requirements, but experience indicates that this is one of the least well-conducted aspects of developments. All too often requirements are incomplete or ambiguous, or miss essential quantification. Such failings lead to higher costs and to delayed or failed implementations. Planning and executing a requirements capture exercise is difficu...
 

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