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Why business analysis is necessary
- It enables you to thoroughly comprehend the organization's or firm's structure and behaviour
- It aids in the identification of existing issues and a better understanding of them so that tailored solutions may be found
- It enables you to find areas for development and offer solutions that will assist your firm in achieving its immediate and long-term objectives
- It enables you to recognise and communicate the need for specific adjustments
- It assists a company in maximising the value it provides to its stakeholders.
Our Business Analysis Services
Requirements Analysis
We investigate the needs and expectations of users and stakeholders before arriving at a decision and developing an appropriate action plan.
Process Analysis
We go through all of the stages and procedures that must be followed in order to complete a task. In order to provide complete satisfaction, the entire procedure is analysed.
Technical Research
This involves evaluating assets and detecting trading possibilities in price trends and patterns seen on charts, which aids in the planning of future actions.
Competitor Analysis
We examine your competitors' performance and activities in order to create the best plan of action for you to position yourself from them.
Business analysis process
1. Studying the
business
Doing proper research about the business is the first step. Studying the entire business and the framework will help in understanding the business and its requirements.
4. Analyze
requirements
The fourth step is to analyse the project relevant documents and locate any gaps in present systems, processes, procedures and activities.
2. Identifying
stakeholders
The second step is to Identify the stakeholders is important which helps in understanding their requirements and needs so the solutions could be found accordingly.
5. Prepare requirement documentation
The fifth step is presenting business requirements to Stakeholders or the Project Manager after analysing and examining the details provided for further actions.
3. Document
requirements
The third step is to acquire all project information by posing inquiries to those involved in the project (project manager, project sponsor, manager, or business owner).
6. Design develop
and maintain
The final step of the business analysis process is after analysing and examining the information is to design and develop the actions plan and start executing it and maintain it.
Most common tools
SWOT
SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats, and it may help you discover areas of strength and weakness and allocate resources accordingly.
MOST
A business analyst can do detailed internal analysis using MOST, which stands for Mission, Objectives, and Strategies. The focus of this study is on the organization's goals and how to attain them.
CATWOE
Customers, Actors, Transformation Process, World View, Owner, and Environment are the acronyms. The CATWOE approach aids in identifying processes that may be impacted by any business decision.
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Why Choose Us?
To guarantee that your project teams are tackling the appropriate challenges and delivering solutions that generate actual business value. We combine a best approach, industry-leading accelerators, and deep domain expertise. Our services include anything from basic project delivery to comprehensive Project Management Office (PMO) managed services. We can assess the maturity of your current internal PMO framework, provide recommendations for improvements, and help you adopt new and improved operations.
Industries We Serve
- Food & Beverages
- Retail Businesses
- Real Estate
- Insurance
- Financial Services
- Hospitality
- Travel & Tourism
- Online Gaming
- Fitness & Nutrition
