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Laura Glatfelter, Truck-Lite
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Requirements Gathering for the Business Analyst
Fridays, November 20–December 11, 2009 (Except for November 27)
(8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., plus Web)
Penn State Abington
Abington, Pennsylvania
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a four-course series that can prepare professionals to take the Certified Business Analyst Professional exam
As a certified business analyst you can play a critical role in helping businesses or organizations thrive in today’s complex economic environment. Business analysts bridge the gap between business needs and technology systems to help a company or organization achieve its strategic goals; make efficient use of resources; and manage productivity. The profession offers excellent flexibility; you can work in an organization or as a self-employed consultant. Higher-than-average growth is expected for business analysis in such areas as biotechnology, health care, information technology, human resources, engineering, and marketing.
This concentrated series can prepare you to take the Certified Business Analyst Professional exam through the International Institute of Business Analysis.
This series is designed for business professionals who wish to acquire additional knowledge and expertise in the processes, strategies, and solutions that can help enhance the performance of their organizations.
Gain new strategies, techniques, and tools needed to perform the role of liaison between the business’s strategic goals and employee productivity and interaction.
Develop project management strategies, techniques, and tools needed to keep projects on time and on budget and to deliver a quality result.
Learn tools and techniques used in process flow to effectively map processes and manage outcomes.
Learn the methods used to document, analyze, prioritize, and solicit feedback to develop agreed-upon requirements and meet expectations.