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Agile Analysis:
A Guide for Modern
Business Analysts
Learn Agile Extension
The course is aligned with the Agile Extension to BABOK Guide and can aid in preparation for agile analysis certification.
11 IIBA® PDUs
Collect Professional Development Units to maintain your certification and professional profile.
In-demand agile skills
Agile is no longer a novelty, but rather a necessity. Learn the skills that will help you adjust to any workplace practicing agile.
Course overview
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Examples and practical explanations of agile analysis techniques
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Overview of business agility and application of business analysis to an agile organisation
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Application of business analysis on different agile horizons: strategy, initiative, delivery
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Principles of agile analysis and human-centred design in product development
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Quizzes with detailed explanations of the answers to check your knowledge
Course description
We live in a time when being adaptive is no longer a matter of choice - it is a matter of survival for business.
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In this course, you will learn how to apply business analysis on three agile horizons:
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Strategic: help businesses make strategic decisions in agile context and scope and prioritise initiatives for delivery
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Tactical: help the teams understand real needs of their customers and scope projects accordingly
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Operational: navigate project delivery processes and guide the teams in delivery of products
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More importantly, this course will help you build the mindset, skillset, and toolset for performing agile analysis in any organisation or industry. You will gain hands-on skills in business analysis techniques and methods that will help you define requirements, scope products, test ideas, and deliver real value.
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This is a masterclass for Business Analysts who want to lead with empathy.
The course is aligned with the Agile extension to the Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® (BABOK® Guide) - the key standard explaining the business analysis profession with relation to Agile environments. Created jointly by the IIBA and the Agile Alliance, it is probably the best and most comprehensive guide into how to perform agile analysis.​
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