Business Analysis

The title of "Business Analyst" is one of the fastest growing in the IT industry. In fact, the United States Department of Labor projected a 29% increase in computer systems analyst employment by 2016.There are many resources available that explain what a business analyst is, often in terms of comparing the responsibilities of an analyst to those of other team members we're more familiar with, like project managers, software testers, and systems architects. It's now generally understood that a business analyst works as a liaison among stakeholders in order to elicit, analyze, communicate and validate requirements for changes to business processes, policies and information systems

Who should attend?

	Any Non IT professional willing to become a part of IT companies.
	All New graduates (MBA,MCA, Btech, M tech, MSC, Mcom, MA etc).
	All Programmers, Testers,designers willing to change their role towards Management.
	Entry-level IT Business Analysts.
	Self-taught IT Business Analysts wanting to fill in the gaps and put all    the pieces together.
	IT Project Managers with responsibility for business analysis.

Who should attend?

	What is Business Analysis and who is Business Analyst
	What is Project life cycle, Different Methodologies (SDLC Traditional methodologies, RUP and Agile methodologies) models, Quality  standards (ISO, CMMI) and Testing concepts
	OOPS concepts
	Enterprise Analysis-Defining the problem
	Requirements Planning and Management – Defining the process
	Requirements Elicitation –Gathering Information
	Requirements Analysis and Documentation – Defining the Solution  Model
	Requirements Communication – Ensuring Stakeholder involvement
	Solution Assessment and Validation – Supporting the Balance of the    Product Life Cycle
	UML modeling and prototyping (Rational Rose, Visio, Enterprise  Architect) with case studies and templates
	Project management (procurement management, Risk management,    proposal writing) with case studies and templates
	Different domains introductions (Telecom, Banking, Health care, Real    Estate and Retail)
	Requirement gathering tools (Rational Requisitepro)