Business Analysis Training and Certification

Qualifications for business analysts vary by sector; however, several basic skills are necessary. For example, to lead effective meetings, ask excellent questions, and gain meaningful insights from the replies, Business Analysts must be good communicators.

They must have strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills to assist organizations in overcoming internal issues. These important abilities will be listed as required in a typical business analyst job description.

• 66% of software projects aren't expected to finish on time or budget
• Completed projects typically operate at only 52% of the proposed functionality 
• 56% of project defects originate in the requirements phase of the project 

Improving communication with stakeholders, project teams, and developers allows for: 

• Executing better software development and other projects 
• Cutting costs and delays 
• Gathering complete and accurate project requirements 
• Creating clear and concise business requirements documents 
• Managing effective use of resources 
• Improving the quality of the final product 

Whether you are new to business analysis or interested in earning your Certified Business Analysis Professionals (CBAP) certification from the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA), the Center for Leadership and Development can help you acquire the skills you need.