BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
THE BUSINESS ANALYSIS CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
-recognise characteristics of strategy
analysis
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-the purpose of the Strategy Analysis
knowledge area is
-to define the current state and future
state that addresses the business need
-solutions are identified to address both
strategic and tactical initiatives
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-knowledge area addresses needs for
-enterprise
-a division
-department
-product
-project
-iteration
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-strategy analysis contributes to the
overall solution
-business analysis work that must be
performed
-impacts Elicitation and Collaboration
-identify the need that contributes to
Requirements Analysis and Design
Definition
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-resulting solution in Solution Evaluation
will align with the higher and lower level
strategies
-contributes to the business analysis plan
by providing solution scope
-value spectrum illustrates how business
analysis activities begin
-continues through Requirements Analysis
and Design Definition
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-conducting Solution Evaluation to identify
if the resulting solution meets the
business goals
-Strategy analysis activities
-define effective ways to achieve
business objectives
-provides the context for the
requirements and design tasks
-business analyst engages in and
facilitates strategic thinking
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-elicitation and collaboration relates to
other knowledge areas
-elicitation and collaboration, business
analysis planning and monitoring, and
requirements life cycle management
-strategy analysis, requirements analysis
and design definition, and solution
evaluation
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-business analysis value spectrum
depicts three knowledge areas of
business analysis
-three sections in order are Strategy
Analysis, Requirements Analysis and
Design Definition, and Solution
Evaluation
-Strategy Analysis is first and closest to
the Potential end of the spectrum
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-Requirements Analysis and Design
Definition section contains requirements
and designs
-Solution Evaluation section includes
proof of concept or prototype, pilot or
beta, and operating
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-Strategy Analysis
-defines effective ways to achieve
objective
-enables strategic thinking to generate
value
-identifies needs, both strategic and
tactical
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-strategy analysis
-identifies needs at a strategic or
enterprise wide level
-through initiatives or new product
releases
-at a tactical level to address
performance needs
-defines future and transition states
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-predictability refers to the nature of the
range of possible solutions
-future state is easily defined this
contributes to a predictable outcome
-when the stakeholder knows what their
goals and objectives are a strategy can
be planned
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-If the outcome is unpredictable
-the business analyst focuses on
-mitigating risks
-testing assumptions and plans
-often an iterative activity
-establish some assumptions, assess
risks, and work with stakeholders
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
-predictable
-future state is easily defined
-transition states are clearly defined
-a clear strategy can be planned
-unpredictable
-a focus on mitigating risks
-testing assumptions
-strategy development is iterative
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION TO
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
AND
STRATEGY
ANALYSIS
THE BUSINESS ANALYSIS CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

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    -recognise characteristics ofstrategy analysis BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -the purpose ofthe Strategy Analysis knowledge area is -to define the current state and future state that addresses the business need -solutions are identified to address both strategic and tactical initiatives BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -knowledge area addressesneeds for -enterprise -a division -department -product -project -iteration BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -strategy analysis contributesto the overall solution -business analysis work that must be performed -impacts Elicitation and Collaboration -identify the need that contributes to Requirements Analysis and Design Definition BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -resulting solution inSolution Evaluation will align with the higher and lower level strategies -contributes to the business analysis plan by providing solution scope -value spectrum illustrates how business analysis activities begin -continues through Requirements Analysis and Design Definition BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -conducting Solution Evaluationto identify if the resulting solution meets the business goals -Strategy analysis activities -define effective ways to achieve business objectives -provides the context for the requirements and design tasks -business analyst engages in and facilitates strategic thinking BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -elicitation and collaborationrelates to other knowledge areas -elicitation and collaboration, business analysis planning and monitoring, and requirements life cycle management -strategy analysis, requirements analysis and design definition, and solution evaluation BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -business analysis valuespectrum depicts three knowledge areas of business analysis -three sections in order are Strategy Analysis, Requirements Analysis and Design Definition, and Solution Evaluation -Strategy Analysis is first and closest to the Potential end of the spectrum BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -Requirements Analysis andDesign Definition section contains requirements and designs -Solution Evaluation section includes proof of concept or prototype, pilot or beta, and operating BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -Strategy Analysis -defines effectiveways to achieve objective -enables strategic thinking to generate value -identifies needs, both strategic and tactical BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -strategy analysis -identifies needsat a strategic or enterprise wide level -through initiatives or new product releases -at a tactical level to address performance needs -defines future and transition states BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -predictability refers tothe nature of the range of possible solutions -future state is easily defined this contributes to a predictable outcome -when the stakeholder knows what their goals and objectives are a strategy can be planned BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -If the outcomeis unpredictable -the business analyst focuses on -mitigating risks -testing assumptions and plans -often an iterative activity -establish some assumptions, assess risks, and work with stakeholders BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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    -predictable -future state iseasily defined -transition states are clearly defined -a clear strategy can be planned -unpredictable -a focus on mitigating risks -testing assumptions -strategy development is iterative BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY ANALYSIS
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