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September 23, 2024

Demystifying Business Analysis: The Backbone of Organisational Success

Business Analysis is a widely used term that has been used globally in boardrooms, project meetings, and industry conferences. But what is it? Let's examine Business Analysis.

Kenneth Gray

September 18, 2024

Understanding the Business Change Lifecycle: Insights from BCS Business Analysis

Kenneth Gray

September 16, 2024

Crafting a SWOT Analysis: A Strategic Tool for Your Organisation

Kenneth Gray

September 11, 2024

Unravelling the Business Analysis Services Framework: A Deep Dive into Business Analyst's services

Business analysis is a fast-evolving profession that tries to handle organisations' complicated challenges and transformations. Structured frameworks that govern the process are crucial as the field evolves. The Business Analysis Services Framework, as provided in the BCS Business Analysis 4th Edition, is one such framework that provides essential insights. In this post, we'll delve into the six core elements of this framework, each vital in ensuring comprehensive and effective business analysis.

Kenneth Gray

September 9, 2024

Leveraging VMOST Analysis for Strategic Alignment

A methodical approach to evaluating and dissecting an organisation's internal environment is critical in the field of business analysis. VMOST is an abbreviation that stands for Vision, Mission, Objectives, Strategy, and Tactics. This analysis enables business analysts and strategic planners to guarantee that an organisation's strategy is in sync with its long-term goals and day-to-day operations. Let's take a closer look at how VMOST can be used effectively.

Kenneth Gray

September 4, 2024

Using the POPIT Model in Business Analysis: A Guide

In the ever-evolving field of business analysis, it is crucial to have an integrated framework for comprehending the multifaceted components of an organisation. The POPIT model (People, Organisation, Process, Information, and Technology) provides such a structured approach. Let's examine the POPIT model and determine how it assists business analysts with strategy and gap analysis.

Kenneth Gray