Series: How to Elicit (Gather), Write, and Analyze Business Requirements
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| Web-based | Jul 14 - 15, 2009 | Internet | $495 | Register |
| Web-based | Sep 14 - 15, 2009 | Internet | $495 | Register |
| Web-based | Nov 10 - 11, 2009 | Internet | $495 | Register |
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Written business requirements define an acceptable information technology system from the subject matter expert’s (SME’s) perspective. Poorly written requirements are the number one cause of IT project failure. Improving you ability to write clear concise, and comprehensive business requirements for IT solutions is the quickest way to get the systems your business needs.
This workshop provides a proven set of core techniques, methods and tricks to help business professionals create, clarify, and confirm business requirements (i.e., meaning the kind of requirements that the IT professionals need to do their job well). This is the "business side" of the techniques we teach to business systems analysts and developers to enhance communications and deliver the technology the business community really needs.
Our virtual workshops are highly interactive, web-based training experiences. We absolutely avoid the death by page-turning and the passive learning approach that is highly prevalent in most web-based training.
2 Sessions
Business Process Managers
Business Process Users
Business Subject Matter Experts
Business System Analysts
User liaison personnel
An intact project team who will work together to define the requirements for a specific project
Anyone who would like to understand their customer’s needs before they develop the solution