Business analysis plays a vital role in every organization. It helps in identifying business needs/requirements and formulating the solutions for any business problems. Business analysis also helps to identify and articulate the need for change and how organizations must work to facilitate that change regardless of role or title.

In the final session of our two-part series, we will continue to explore a few business analysis tools and techniques that are commonly used by individuals to help solve business problems.

Our speaker Thea Raisins, Project Manager, Product Owner, and Trainer will present on the following tools and techniques commonly used by Business Analysts:

1) Stakeholder Analysis (Identifying involved parties)

2) Clarifying business goal(s) and problems

3) Using Swim Lane Diagrams to make the process visible to all participants

4) Identifying predecessors and dependencies

5) Using a RACI chart to identify responsible parties

Join us for this two-part series to learn how these tools and techniques can enhance your analysis and outputs for your organization.