This document provides an overview and agenda for an online study group on the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) Guide to Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK). The 9-week study group will work through key chapters of the BABOK guide. The session summarized focuses on Chapter 2 which covers key business analysis concepts. These concepts include the Business Analysis Core Concept Model, key terms, requirements classification schema, stakeholders, and the relationship between requirements and designs. The session is hosted by Saffron House from IIBA UK and includes presentations from two volunteers on the topics covered in Chapter 2 of the BABOK guide. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions using the question panel or by

1. @UKIIBA #UKIIBA
IIBA UK BABOK online study group
Aug 2020
Starting at 7pm
Welcome

2. What to
expect
Saffron House: IIBA
UK Director of
Professional
Development. Host for
tonight
A panel of presenters:
I will introduce you to
these shortly
9-week cycle: Working
through key chapters
of the IIBAs BABOK
guide
Tonight we are looking
at Chapter 2 of the
BABOK Guide: Key
Concepts
Follow on sessions: a
week on Friday, new
experimental sessions
to drill into Chapters in
more depth
Do use the Question
Panel to type
questions at any time.
The host will pose
these at the
appropriate time
We will ask you
questions occasionally
using the “Polls”
feature and then
share the responses
Please stay on mute
until the presenters
have finished sharing
their slides. There will
be an opportunity to
speak a bit later

3. Joining me tonight….
Vivienne Onwuocha
IIBA UK Volunteer &
Managing Partner with
SlingStone Business
Consulting
Himanshu Jain
IIBA UK Volunteer &
Agile & Project
Management Trainer
& Coach

4. Poll time!

5. 5
A reminder of the framework of the BABOK

6. Key Concepts
Chapter 2

7. 7
INTRODUCTION
Business Analysis Key Concepts provides:
➢ Foundation for other contents, concepts and ideas within the BABOK guide
➢ Basic understanding of the central ideas necessary for understanding and employing the BABOK guide
daily practice
The Chapter consists of:
• Business Analysis Core Concept Model
• Key Terms
• Requirements Classification Schema
• Stakeholders
• Requirements and Design
BAKC
I

8. 8
The Business Analysis Core Concept Model
➢ This is a conceptual framework and it
encompasses what business analysis is, and how
those who perform business analysis interpret it
regardless of perspective, industry, methodology
or level in the organisation.
➢ It is composed of six terms or core concepts that
helps in the discussion of business analysis and
its relationships with common terminology.
Characteristics of BACC
➢ All the concepts are equal and necessary
➢ No single concept holds greater importance than
the other
➢ Each concept is defined by the other concepts and
cannot be fully understood in isolation.
BACCM

9. 9
Key Terms
➢Business Analysis
➢Business Analysis Information
➢Design
➢Enterprise
➢Organisation
➢Plan
➢Requirement
➢Risk
Key
Terms

10. 10
Requirements Classification Schema
➢Business Requirements
➢Stakeholder Requirements
➢Solution Requirements
❖ Functional requirements
❖ Non-functional or Quality of service requirements
➢Transition Requirements
Requirement
Classification

11. 11
Stakeholders
➢Who is a stakeholder
➢Role of a Stakeholder in Business Analysis
➢Examples of Stakeholders.
Stakeholder

12. 12
Requirements and Designs
➢Focus
➢Technique
➢Definition
Requirements
and
Designs
Requirement cycle

13. Questions!
Use the question panel or unmute

14. What next?