Why is Business Analysis Training important for an organization?
Before we find out the answer to this question, we will need to understand first what a Business Analyst (BA) is and what his/her role is in an organization. Generally, a BA is the professional who is assigned with the task of analyzing the business needs of the organization’s clients and stakeholders. This, in turn, will help in identifying the existing business problems so that solutions can be worked out before relationships sour. The BA has to perform a more or less “liaisoning” role within the systems development life cycle (SDLC) of a project in an organization. The SDLC has a definite phase flow: • initial business idea; this can also be a request from a client • checking out the feasibility of the idea/request • chalking out a plan for implementation (here the business requirements are worked out, as well as finding out the functional requirements) • delivery planning which include coding and the actual execution of activities • before starting out, testing will need to be done
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