Our skills and techniques for Business Analysts are also available in workshops lasting 2 - 4 days
each or modules lasting 1 - 4 hours
each.This curriculum groups typical business analysis skills and techniques into "knowledge nuggets" that can be presented in 30 - 90 minutes each.
Self-Paced E-Learning Courses Click for free trial
These self-paced, web-based modules offer anytime, anywhere access to selected topics for business analysts and subject matter experts. You can listen to the narration and/or read the transcript while viewing the presented material. All you need is access to the Internet and (if you like to listen) speakers or a headset. Each "knowledge nugget" teaches a skill that can be immediately applied.
Writing Business Requirements for IT Projects
Writing Effective Business Requirements
for Business Analysts and Subject Matter Experts (90+ minutes)
This nugget (Rules 1 - 3) helps you express your business need in a simple, complete, well-structured, and focused business requirement statement. Your business requirement is not well-expressed until you as the subject matter expert or business analyst truly understand what it is that you need or want the technology to deliver. These techniques will help you write better business requirements from the get-go. View Detailed Description Buy it US$59
Advanced Requirement Writing Methods
for Business and Systems Analysts (90+ minutes)
This nugget (Rule 4) helps you improve the understandability of your business requirements by removing ambiguity and subjectivity. Only if other people clearly understand what your business requirement expresses - and what it does not - are you likely to get the technology solution that meets the requirement. View Detailed Description Buy it US$59
Business Requirement Analysis Methods
for Business Analysts and Testers (90+ minutes)
This nugget (Rule 5) presents techniques for improving the measurability of a requirement statement (whether you wrote the original or not) which increases the probability that the developers will understand – and deliver – what you ask for. A powerful by-product of this rule is that when you ask how will you measure or know that a requirement has been achieved, it reveals additional information about the requirement. View Detailed Description Buy it US$59
Future Self-Paced E-Learning Courses
The following knowledge nuggets are currently being developed and are scheduled for release soon. If you would like to receive an email when a nugget becomes available, simply click on the "Notify" button below the nugget, fill out the form, and you will be entitled to a 10% discount off of the list price if you buy within 10 days of the email! You are not obligated to buy it, but we will add you to our list of future customers.
Redundant and inconsistent business requirements are one of the major contributors to poor technology solutions. Ensuring consistency and eliminating redundancy are challenges for any business analyst or whoever is responsible for defining the business requirements. This "knowledge nugget" introduces a series of methods for creating a consistent and non-redundant set of business requirements. Notify
Business processes are what a business does. This workshop shows you how to create process models using context diagrams . These models serve as the basis for scoping a project that will change your organization’s business processes. Without these or similar models, your business process improvement projects are at risk. Notify
The use case is the ultimate answer to the question, "How will someone use the solution I am developing once it is complete?" How to document the answer in a manner that the business community and the developers share a common understanding is the challenge. Business use case templates help you structure the information for optimal usage by all involved. Notify
The RSG Difference
How do we separate ourselves from the competition? Each "knowledge nugget" is web-based and: