PMI - PBA Certification Training
PMI Professional in Business Analysis (PMI-PBA) Training Course
Ratings 4.15 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- This certification will help you to recognize the analytical, technical and interpersonal skills needed by business analysts
- Helps you to analyse organizational structures and apply it effectively
- Identify problems and opportunities by assessing needs, goals, and objectives
- Create a successful plan for business analysis
- Analyse stakeholder characteristics and needs
- Coordinate efforts with project management
- Elicit information from stakeholders, using a variety of direct and experiential methods
- Review data and use simulation techniques to better understand business needs
- Harness methods for modelling scope, processes, rules, data and interfaces effectively
- Trace requirements and manage project scope
- Establish baselines and measurement criteria to gauge success
- Manage changes and conduct impact analysis effectively
- Evaluate and facilitate deployment of solutions
- Learn the skills and clarity needed to effectively perform a business analyst’s role
- Learn the core terminology, principles and practices of Business analysis
- Achieve reliable, quality results with enhanced efficiency and consistency
Description
PMI Professional in Business Analysis (PMI-PBA) Online Training Course & Certification Preparation Course
PMI-PBA® certification greatly validates a business analyst’s skill set and technical proficiency. This credential demonstrates the holder’s knowledge and skills in business analysis, and capability to adeptly use BA tools and techniques to enhance project success. Lately PMI has decided to put substantial importance on the practice of requirements management, including launching the Requirements Management Knowledge Centre of Excellence (CoE). Business analysis has become a skill of grave importance to project management. Becoming certified as a business analyst (BA) can upscale your career in a fresh direction while opportunities for BAs are on the upsurge.
The role of a Business Analyst become increasingly important in the Project Management field. Today, project management practitioners increasingly turn to business analysis to define their business needs, identify risks and opportunities, and create sustainable solutions for business problems.
A Business analyst detects problems, opportunities and elicits information from stakeholders. They stimulate and analyse data, discover and recommend solutions, and generate acceptance for action. This allows business analysts to help organizations choose and structure projects and ingenuities more efficiently.
Eligibility criteria for PMI-PBA®
Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree
7,500 hours of business analysis experience
35 contact hours of education in business analysis
OR
Bachelor’s degree or the global equivalent
4,500 hours of business analysis experience
35 contact hours of education in business analysis
Who Should Attend!
- Graduates
- Post Graduates
- Business analysts.
- Business development mangers.
- Project managers.
- Technical offices team .
- Portfolio managers .
- Program managers .
- IT Specialists .
- Accounting .
- Finance .
