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Learn more about LogiSolve's Business Analysis experience:
skills and expertise
Our Business Analysts have skills and expertise in the following areas:
- Use Case Definition
- Requirements Gathering
- Gap Analysis
- Structured Analysis and Design
- Rational Unified Process
- Package Selection
- Systems Analysis
- Full Life Cycle Development
- Data Modeling
- Facilitation
- Proposal Management
- Business Continuity / Disaster Recovery Planning
- Business Case Development
- RFI/RFP Development
- Service Level Agreement Development
- Best Practices & Lessons Learned
- Technical Writing
- MS Office, Visio, Rational ClearCase, Rational Requisite Pro, Rational Rose, Rational ClearQuest, UML
Business Analysis Practice
LogiSolve's Business Analysts are the top 10% of BA's available in the marketplace. Business Analysts are responsible for gathering and translating our client's business requirements into a functional solution and for carrying out project activities related to analysis for the implementation of software by a client.
In the initial stages of a project, the BA will work with the customer and/or the customer's integrators to agree an analysis approach, bringing with them knowledge of LogiSolve's Delivery Model.
As the market has many definitions of what a Business Analyst is, LogiSolve has put together the following overview of skills our BA's are required to possess.
Major Responsibilities
- Performs the analysis function of a project implementation. Identifies client requirements, defines the business solution, helps to set scope boundaries, and provides recommendations for object-oriented analysis and design techniques.
- Works proactively with internal and external organizations to ensure project completion.
- Interfaces with the project team on all levels (business representatives, developers, technical architects).
- Develops functional software specifications based on object-oriented design concepts. Deliverable include, but are not limit to process models, use cases, class models and object sequence diagrams.
- Supports the Project Manager(s) with business analysis planning and preparation of business plans.
- Communicates with Project Manager on project status and assists in the resolution of critical issues.
- Maintains QA responsibility for all business & business design work.
- Assists in sales efforts by providing business analysis advice on proposed projects and contributing to sales presentations.
- Maintains high level of knowledge of the project, customization principles, and business functionality.
- Is knowledgeable of development and project methodologies, especially the way customer requirements are translated to project deliverables; and supports continuous improvement of the Business Analysis methodologies and methods.
- May develop business cases or return on investment studies for clients.
Skills
The Business Analyst has mastered the following skills:
- Communication skills including consulting, facilitation, and workshop execution.
- Experience with mentoring junior members of the team.
- Outgoing relationship management skills at PM, Program Manager, and Director Levels.
- A strong Consulting presence.
- Insight and understanding of Object-Oriented software development projects.
- Business Analysis and Use Case Modeling skills at a hands-on level on large projects.
- The ability to communicate complex business and technical issues in plain English.
- Experience in executing QA / Business Reviews and troubleshooting complex engagements.
- Demonstrated business knowledge of the Customer Interaction business space.