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Business Analysis in Agile Projects (ICP-APO)

Get the critical thinking, analytical skills, and necessary people skills to add value to every agile project

Traditional system development methodologies are rapidly being replaced by more iterative or agile approaches. More and more organizations are realizing the benefits of faster product deployment at a lower cost, with less rework due to missed requirements. Effective business analysis is key to developing those requirements and keeping projects on track. This indispensable course explores the contributions of good requirements development in an agile environment and equips business analysts with the critical thinking, analytical skills, and necessary people skills they need to add value to every agile project.

Seminar Number: 76602

  • Live Online
  • At Your Company Location

Course Scheduling & Pricing

Who Should Attend

Business customer, user or partner, Project Sponsor or Project Owner, Business Analyst, Business Systems Analyst, Systems Analyst, Project Manager, Systems Architect or Designer, Systems or Application Developer, QA Professional, Systems Tester, Leader of Systems projects or teams or anyone wanting to enhance their agile business analysis skills.

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  •   Live Online3 Day(s)
 

Traditional system development methodologies are rapidly being replaced by more iterative or agile approaches. More and more organizations are realizing the benefits of faster product deployment at a lower cost, with less rework due to missed requirements. Effective business analysis is key to developing those requirements and keeping projects on track. This indispensable course explores the contributions of good requirements development in an agile environment and equips business analysts with the critical thinking, analytical skills, and necessary people skills they need to add value to every agile project.

Getting Started

  • Impact of other domains on agile beginnings
  • The agile conversation and working agreements

 Agile Overview

  • Lean beginnings. Why agile?
  • Agile manifesto and principles & practices

Building an Agile Team

  • The team as a system
  • The business analyst

 Project Initiation

  • Five levels of planning
  • Vision
  • Themes and roadmap
  • User roles and personas

Backlog Planning

  • The product backlog
  • Writing user stories
  •  Guidelines for good stories
  • Acceptance criteria

 Managing the Backlog

  • Prioritization
  •  Estimating

 Release Planning

 Backlog Refinement

  • Agile documentation
  • Requirements elaboration

 The Iteration

  • Iteration planning and execution

 Inspect and Adapt

  • The iteration review
  •  The demo
  • The retrospective

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Live Online Schedule

2 Sessions Available

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What is the live online experience like?

This is one of the most common questions—and also one of the hardest to answer. Our online training programs are designed to deliver an engaging and interactive experience that closely mirrors the energy of a live classroom. Each participant is treated as an active contributor, and individual participation is a key part of the learning process. You can expect to be called upon by name and encouraged to interact with both the instructor and your peers. We also recommend joining the session 15–30 minutes early to confirm that your audio and connection are working properly.

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