The Business Analyst as Strategist
The Business Analyst as Strategist: Translating Business Strategies into Valuable Solutions outlines the ways that the business analyst can construct a vision for the organization, set strategic goals and successfully execute the strategy.
Uncover the role of the business analyst as the business and technology strategist who provides the executive leadership team with the information, process, tools, and capability to make the best decisions. The Business Analyst as Strategist: Translating Business Strategies into Valuable Solutions outlines the first two phases of the business solution life — strategic planning and enterprise analysis –– that the future vision of the enterprise is established, strategic goals and measures are set, and the most viable programs and supporting projects are initiated to achieve the strategy.
Learn how to set the stage for change, and how to translate your strategy into operational terms through a portfolio of programs and supporting projects. Understand the five-step process to set well-formed strategies and how to execute them. Through this book you will master business analysis competencies, learn how to react effectively, anticipate changes in the marketplace, and flow value through the enterprise to the customer, thus achieving competitive advantage.
BOOK DETAILS :Paperback, 169 Pages, Dimensions 234 x 153 MM Language English.
Kathleen (Kitty) B. Hass, PMP, is the Senior Practice Consultant for Project Management and Business Analysis for Management Concepts. With more than 25 years of experience in project management and business analysis, she has managed large, complex projects in the airline, telecommunications, retail, and manufacturing industries as well as in the US federal government. Her expertise includes leading technology and software-intensive projects, building and leading strategic project teams, and conducting program management for large, complex engagements. Kitty serves as Director at Large for the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) and contributed significantly to the IIBA Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK).