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Business Analysis Process Series
Whether you’re new to business analysis or looking to improve your skills and knowledge in this field, you’ve come to the right place. In this series, we’ll be taking a deep dive into the role and responsibilities of a Business Analyst throughout a change. We’ll start with the Project Initiation phase, work our way through the Project Execution phase, and finish up with the Solution Implementation phase.
This series has something for everyone, so let’s get started on our journey through the business analysis process!
The Flow of the Business Analysis Process Series

Project Initiation Phase
Course #1
Identify and Define the Problem
Course #2
Conduct a Strategy Analysis
Course #3
Plan the Project
Project Execution Phase
Course #4
Understand and Elicit Requirements
Course #5
Write, Manage, and Prioritize Requirements
Covering the important aspects of requirement management, we’ll show you how to organize and maintain requirements, identify gaps and inconsistencies, craft requirements from elicited details, document requirements, and how to define and assign priorities.
The course is segmented into two streams, one focused on the Agile approach and the other with the more structured Waterfall approach, allowing students to learn from both common styles.
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Course #6
Analyze and Model Requirements
In this course, we’ll teach you how to effectively analyze requirements to identify any missing details, and then create visual models to help reduce complexities and improve understanding.
Through hands-on activities, students will learn techniques for gathering, organizing, and representing requirements information in clear and concise formats.
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Solution Implementation Phase
Course #7
Validate and Implement the Solution
In this course, you’ll learn all about how to test and implement a new solution. We’ll teach you about transition planning, prototypes, pilot (beta) releases, operational releases, data migration, and the creation of a training plan and materials.
We’ll also cover how to conduct training, create support documentation/procedures, and line up go-live support and post-go-live support.
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Course #8
Solution Evaluation
For every solution that we implement, we need to know if it’s solving the original problem and how well it’s performing!
In this course, we’ll teach you how to evaluate and validate solutions against desired values by gathering stakeholder feedback, analyzing project results, and assessing solution performance, limitations, and risks.
Students will learn to document lessons lear ned, recommend follow-up actions, update documentation, support the transition to a new solution, and identify opportunities for requirement reuse.
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Stay Tuned For More!
Our Business Analysis Process Series will soon be an 8-part series. Complete the first four courses now to get ahead and sign up to be notified.
Coming Soon to the Business Analysis Process Series:
- Course #5: Write, Manage, and Prioritize Requirements
- Course #6: Analyze and Model Requirements
- Course #7: Validate and Implement the Solution
- Course #8: Solution Evaluation
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