
Explore IT business analyst functionalities in projects and teams, bridging IT and business. This beginner 101 webinar takes you from ground zero to practical skills, apps, and ERP-ready knowledge.
Master IT business analysis fundamentals, including SDLC, waterfall, agile models, and epics. Understand key documents, system landscapes, gap analysis, and roles like product owner, project manager, and scrum master.
Think professionally and pursue long-term learning to build a successful IT career. Do research, ask questions, and invest in yourself beyond college while taking accountability for training.
Explore how information, technology, and business processes intersect in a BA role. Learn to analyze information, technology, and the business to support organizational goals.
students learn the four information system management areas: networking, programming, hardware, and software, and how they shape roles for an IT business analyst.
Explore the four areas of information system management: networking, programming, hardware, and software. Identify careers, certifications, and roles such as network engineers, programmers, IT technicians, and SAP or ERP specialists.
Start a networking career by building an IT foundation with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, plus CompTIA A+ training, then explore cybersecurity and cloud services like AWS.
Start with HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and SQL; then explore Java, C#, C++, PHP, ABAP, and Python to understand their role in IT business analyst work.
Begin a software career with essential computer training, basic navigation, and Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, plus folder management, collaboration tools, and introductory relationship management, ERP, and database applications.
Explore the networking path for beginners, outlining roles like communication analyst and network specialist, and map a route from power batch, linux, TCL, Python, Erlang, and CMD to CCNa/CCnp.
Outline a beginner programming path toward web development roles, highlighting HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, VBA, and SQL, with starter tools like Notepad++ and VS Code.
Identify core software domain knowledge for IT business analysts, covering roles from business analyst to ERP/CRM basics, and recommend learning one programming language (SQL) and one software application.
Identify the IT business analyst role by integrating information, organizational technology, and business processes through analysis to align technology with business goals.
Explore three types of business analyst skill sets: general, functional, and technical, and how IT background and specialization shape documentation. See how roles like SAP, ServiceNow, Oracle, and PeopleSoft fit.
Outline essential tools for IT business analysts, including Microsoft Office (Excel with VLOOKUP and data analysis, Word, PowerPoint), document repositories, ticketing, CRM/CSM/ERP apps, and basic web and database concepts.
Identify the main types of projects in information technology that business analysts work on, including migration, greenfield, conversion, and support projects, and understand how to adapt as a business analyst.
Explore SDLC, waterfall, and agile Scrum, and compare requirement analysis, system design, implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance in IT business analysis.
Distinguish B2B from B2C by defining terms of payment and delivery, noting that B2B delivers goods before payment or offers credit and down payments, with Walmart-Lenovo versus Amazon.
Explore order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, and stock transfer order cycles for B2B and B2C, tracing flow from order to payment, billing, and delivery.
Master the 12 roles of a business analyst, from planning and gap analysis to requirements gathering, solution design and knowledge transfer, across migration and conversion projects in ERP/CRM contexts.
Explore deployment to production, where the application goes live and end users begin using it, and outline IT landscape and environments involved, plus maintenance roles that support the live system.
Understand the 12 roles of a business analyst and how to define scope and gather requirements across the SDLC models, with practical migration project guidance.
This course recording was from an online Webinar Training Event. And the is the Part 2 of the IT Business Analyst for Beginners.
Are you considering launching a career in Information Technology Business Analyst / IT Business Analyst/ IT BA skill, but don't know how and where to start from? This course is created for you to answer your questions, and also you will have the opportunity to ask a mentor who has been in the IT industry for 2 decade your questions.
This course or knowledge transfer like I like to call it explores entry level trainings or serve as a guide to you to know what are available within the growing and lucrative IT industry. In today's world, Organizations leverage technology at a level to handle their business day to day capacity to remain competitive and provide the best products/services to their customers. As more and several businesses discover ways to use technology to their benefit and advantage, demand for trained and specialized IT professional’s demands grows every day.
The focus points of this IT Business Analyst course are:
1. Understanding Information System Management Areas.
2. Understanding of business processes within some industries.
3. Understanding of SDLC-Waterfall Model & Agile Model.
4. Understanding of Gap analysis & business requirements.
5. Understanding of Business Analyst Roles & Responsibilities.
This course content management
1. Individuals are guided through the important foundational concepts of an IT BA
2. Individuals are guided straight forward path to IT BA
3. No application training skills are provided.
4. At the end of this course, you will have to fundamental knowledge of how to start your IT Business Analyst journey.