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Whether you work in a waterfall or in an agile environment, the techniques discussed here will always help you to get clear and implement the change.
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This course will mostly take place in a group setting. We use several learning methods to help you obtain the knowledge, give you helpful insights and get you inspired. Check the Spoken Language on the left for language info.
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27 reviewsWhat is Information analysis techniques
A choice has been made for initiating a change, but what techniques can you use to make this change?
In this training, the following techniques are discussed to support the chosen change:
Environmental modeling and drafting business requirements in order to understand what is affected by the desired change;- Functional modeling, object modeling / goal decomposition to investigate how to divide the change in manageable pieces;
- Information needs analysis and data modeling based on the functional model and object model to investigate what information is needed to achieve your goals;
- And finally, business process modeling to survey the consequences for the processes involved in the change and in which you determine the impact of the change organization wide (POPIT).
Whether you are working in a waterfall or in an agile environment, the techniques discussed here will always help you in clarifying and implementing the change.
Who should attend the Information analysis techniques
You have business experience and / or knowledge of system development (functional). You also have analytical insight and abstraction.
You are for example:- Business analyst,
- Functional (application) designer or
- Functional (application) manager
Objectives
The purpose of the information analysis is to further elaborate and shape the proposed changes from the project definition, so that the consequences of these changes are clear and can be reported to the client. The emphasis here is on the information-oriented part of the project definition, but within the framework of operational management as a whole. At the end of this training, the participant is able to: - Conduct a partially business-oriented research and record the results in a project definition; - Perform an information analysis and report on it
Whether you work in a waterfall or in an agile environment, the techniques discussed here will always help you to get clear and implement the change.
Training codeCGAIATCHCDSpoken LanguageDutchLanguage MaterialsDutchDayparts4Price€1.125,00excl. VAT No extra costs.With an Incompany training you have several advantages:
- You choose the location
- You experience the training with your colleagues, so it is always in line with your practice
- The trainer can tailor explanations, examples and assignments to your organization
- In consultation exercises can be adapted to organization-specific questions
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27 reviewsWhat is Information analysis techniques
A choice has been made for initiating a change, but what techniques can you use to make this change?
In this training, the following techniques are discussed to support the chosen change:
Environmental modeling and drafting business requirements in order to understand what is affected by the desired change;- Functional modeling, object modeling / goal decomposition to investigate how to divide the change in manageable pieces;
- Information needs analysis and data modeling based on the functional model and object model to investigate what information is needed to achieve your goals;
- And finally, business process modeling to survey the consequences for the processes involved in the change and in which you determine the impact of the change organization wide (POPIT).
Whether you are working in a waterfall or in an agile environment, the techniques discussed here will always help you in clarifying and implementing the change.
Who should attend the Information analysis techniques
You have business experience and / or knowledge of system development (functional). You also have analytical insight and abstraction.
You are for example:- Business analyst,
- Functional (application) designer or
- Functional (application) manager
Objectives
The purpose of the information analysis is to further elaborate and shape the proposed changes from the project definition, so that the consequences of these changes are clear and can be reported to the client. The emphasis here is on the information-oriented part of the project definition, but within the framework of operational management as a whole. At the end of this training, the participant is able to: - Conduct a partially business-oriented research and record the results in a project definition; - Perform an information analysis and report on it
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Fields of ExpertiseBusiness Analysis & BPMe-CF competences with this course
At Capgemini Academy we believe in transparency and clarity in the training landscape. That is why, in the table below, we show you to which e-CF competence this training or certification contributes. For more information about how to use the e-Competence Framework read more here. If you want to know how you can apply the e-CF within your organization, read more on this page.
e-Competence Level 1 2 3 4 5 A.6.Application Design B.1.Application Development D.10.Information and Knowledge Management E.5.Process Improvement
