Introduction to BABOK

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Introduction to IIBACBAP Certification

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Module 1

Introduction to IIBA CBAP CertificationProgram


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Agenda What is IIBA?

IIBA- Mission and Vision

IIBA Certification Programs

CBAP Certification Requirements

Benefits of CBAP?

Introduction to BABOK Guide - Purpose, Content and KAs

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What is IIBA?

www.IIBA.org IIBA is an independent, non-profit professional association serving the growing field of

business analysis IIBA is the first organization to offer the formal certification for business analysis

professionals The IIBA mission includes the development and maintenance of standards for the practice of

business analysis and for the certification and recognition of its practitioners

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IIBA Mission and Vision

Mission : Is to develop and maintain standards for the practice of business analysis and forthe certification of its practitioners.

Vision: Is to be the leading worldwide professional association for business analysts

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IIBA Certification Program

CCBA

Certification of Competency in Business Analysis TM

Professional certification for business analysis practitioners who want to berecognized for their expertise and skills by earning formal recognition

At least 3750 hours of hands-on business analysis experience

CBAP

Certified Business Analysis Professional TM With at least 7500 hours of hands-on BA experience CBAP recipients are the elite, , senior members of the BA community.

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CBAP Certification Requirements

To earn the CBAP certification, applicants must meet the following criteria: Minimum 7500 hours of BA work experience aligned with ( BABOK Guide) in the

last 10 years Minimum 900 hours in four of the six knowledge areas

Minimum 21 hours of Professional Development in the past four years Two references from a career manager, client or Certified Business Analysis

Professional (CBAP ) recipient Signed Code of Conduct Refer: www.iiba.org > Certification > CBAP Designation > CBAP Handbook

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CBAP Certification Cost

Reference: CBAP Handbook > CBAP Application and Exam Process

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Why should you get Certified?

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More ProfessionalDevelopment Opportunities

Effective BusinessAnalysis Execution

PersonalRecognition

IncreasedIncome


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Introduction to BABOK

A Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK Guide) is thecollection of knowledge within the profession of business analysis and reflectscurrent generally accepted practices

Captures the sum of knowledge within the profession of Business Analysis Areas of knowledge and skills Associated activities & tasks

But is NOT a how to do business analysis instruction manual Is NOT a methodology and must not prescribe nor favor a methodology

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Knowledge Areas

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Determine activities necessary to complete BA effortBusiness Analysis Planning and Monitoring

Define Business case for a identified business needEnterprise Analysis

Analyzing stakeholders need to define solution that meets those needsRequirement Analysis

Ensure stakeholder and project team remain in agreement on the solutionscope

Requirement Communications andManagement

Which solution best fits the needs, Identify gaps and shortcomings determine workaroundsSolution Assessment and Validation

To understand actual underlying needs are understoodElicitation


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Knowledge Areas and Tasks

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Relationship Between KAs

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Thank You

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