Professional in Business Analysis (PBA) Course

Course Category : Strategy

In a rapidly changing and competitive world, business analysis has become a vital tool for making informed decisions and creating value. This course equips participants with professional methodologies for requirement analysis, solution planning, and project scope management aligned with international PBA certification standards.
Duration: 5 Training Days
Level: Advanced.

Starts On

1 - June - 2026

Ends On

5 - June - 2026

Location

France - Paris

Language

English

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Targeted Audience

  • Project and operations managers.
  • Business analysts and strategic developers.
  • HR and IT professionals.
  • Consultants and analytical team leaders.
  • Professionals seeking international PBA certification.

Targeted Skills

  • Accurate requirement analysis and documentation.
  • Planning and managing analysis activities.
  • Business process modelling and design.
  • Stakeholder management and communication.
  • Solution assessment and validation.
  • Analytical thinking and strategic problem-solving.

Expected Outcomes

  • Understand the role of the Business Analyst in organisational success.
  • Plan and monitor analysis activities for project success.
  • Identify and analyse enterprise needs to design effective solutions.
  • Write clear, measurable, and actionable business requirements.
  • Evaluate and validate solutions to ensure business value.

Training Topics Index

  • The role of the Business Analyst in organisational change.
  • Understanding the Business Solutions Life Cycle (BSLC).
  • Selecting appropriate analysis techniques for various contexts.
  • Conducting enterprise analysis and developing business cases.
  • Defining clear solution scopes to guide project direction.

  • Identifying key users and stakeholders.
  • Applying structured analytical frameworks.
  • Using models to design and analyse data.
  • Employing Business Process Modelling to map workflows.
  • Writing measurable and implementable requirements.

  • Conducting interviews to uncover hidden needs.
  • Observing business operations to capture real insights.
  • Designing surveys for large-scale data collection.
  • Analysing internal documents and records.
  • Facilitating collaborative stakeholder workshops.

  • Resolving conflicts and aligning stakeholder expectations.
  • Managing requirement changes throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Ensuring the solution scope aligns with business objectives.
  • Communicating requirements clearly to all stakeholders.
  • Capturing lessons learned for continuous improvement.

  • Comparing alternative solutions for the best fit.
  • Identifying gaps and recommending enhancements.
  • Developing contingency plans for potential challenges.
  • Evaluating performance and alignment with business goals.
  • Conducting User Acceptance Testing (UAT) for validation.