Mastering Business Analysis Versatility: Seven Steps to Developing Advanced Competencies and Capabilities (Business Analysis Professional Development)

Schmidt, Eugenia C.

ISBN 10: 1604271574 / ISBN 13: 9781604271577

Edité par J. Ross Publishing (edition None), 2019

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• Titre: Mastering Business Analysis Versatility: Seven Steps to Developing Advanced Competencies and Capabilities (Business Analysis Professional Development)
• Éditeur: J. Ross Publishing (edition None)
• Date de parution: 2019
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 1604271574
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9781604271577
• Reliure: Paperback
• Édition: None.
• État de l'article: Very Good

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Synopsis

This volume in the Business Analysis Professional Development Series by leading expert Eugenia Schmidt is for experienced business analysis practitioners and others conducting business analysis activities at an intermediate level who wish to master the essential art of versatility and develop other advanced capabilities and leadership skills needed to further their careers to the expert competency level. Practitioners will learn to develop the enterprise-level mindset required to accurately identify an organization’s needs; determine the best solutions; and adapt the best approach, tools, and techniques to fit the project, culture, risks, and ever-changing situations that may arise. This guide will provide practitioners with the skills to perform successfully on virtually any project, in any organization and industry, and lead others to achieve desired results.

Key Features:

• Examines business analysis leadership from numerous perspectives, such as tactical, strategic, perceived role, positional, credibility-based, and relationship-based, and supplies tips for leading up and down the organization
• Presents examples of which business analysis assets should be included in an approach based on different criteria, and explains how techniques can be adjusted based on the focus of the initiative (data, process, or technology)
• Identifies various constraints and risks that can impact the business analysis approach and explains how to create and manage a business analysis risk management plan
• Describes various tools and techniques and how they can help mitigate specific business analysis risks
• Demonstrates how value can be managed in different ways and at various levels (enterprise, program, project, and requirements)
• Furnishes real-world examples and various fictitious scenarios to facilitate group discussion and more advanced business analysis discovery learning
• Provides coaching and mentoring recommendations with supplemental tools that enable business analysts to transfer their expertise to others
• Reinforces learning with key summary points and end-of-chapter questions
• WAV offers downloadable BA templates, checklists, and competency assessment and development tools

À propos de l?auteur

Eugenia C. Schmidt, PMP, CBAP, PMI-PBA, Founder and Managing Partner of VITINAR, is a well-known expert, consultant, instructional course designer, and trainer in business analysis, project and program management, project recovery, program/project office setup, information systems, and life-cycle methodologies. Before forming her own business, Ms. Schmidt worked in various management and technical roles, such as project and program manager, business process manager, risk manager, business analyst, systems analyst, systems architect, and enterprise architect for a number of companies and consulting firms, including AT&T, PwC, and Lighthouse Consulting Partners.For more than 25 years, Eugenia has successfully managed information technology implementations and methodology rollouts in multiple industries. She has trained thousands of students and practitioners in business analysis, project management, and other professional services through courses delivered in classrooms and online. In addition to providing services through her own company, Eugenia also contracts with various educational institutions and training companies to develop and conduct intermediate and advanced business analysis and project management courses. She recently developed a business analysis series program for experienced business analysts delivered by both ASPE Training (a division of Fortis College) and IIBA’s SE Michigan Chapter. Ms. Schmidt received her B.B.A. in Computer Management from Northwood University. She has received numerous awards for her achievements in consulting, including the “Woman of the Year” Award conferred by the American Business Women Association’s Michigan chapter.Eugenia is a published author and sought-after speaker for professional association conferences, seminars, and other events, and has presented to such groups as the IIBA, PMI, BA World, and Women in Technology. She resides with her husband William in Fraser, Michigan.