I am currently working as a Business Anlayst , current domain Telecom. My responsibilities make me positioned at the centre of the triangle with Project Manager - Client - Team at 3 corners. My tasks include working on GAP Analysis Review, FUR creation and Review, Requirement Analysis, Issue Resolutions and Tracking, Client Communication , Media Savvy Articles writing , documentation etc.
I wanted views from all you guys here that is it a good line to make a career ahead or one should pick up some particular tool say Seibel CRM etc and get expertise on a particular domain.
If I wanna make my career as a perfect Business Analyst, what do you guys think that I should study and make myself strong.
Hi vimit, telecom is a good domain and business analyst is a good career option, however to secure your place in the industry you should also consider learning seibel/CRM, Datwarehousing/ reporting tools,SAP/ business process engineering etc. that would make your place more secure in the industry. Saving Changes...
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I agree with this below anoymous post, specialise in a particular area Siebel/CRM/Datawarhousing to build up your skills and be a knowledge domain in a particular area, you can thenm progress from there. Another suggestion is going to www.iiba.com or get some BA certification to improve your skills, experience/credentials. Saving Changes...
Jason Edleman PMPManager IT Projects| Eaton CorporationChandler, Az, United States
Also, you may consider getting a certification in IIBA. It is not quite as revered as a PMP, but I think it will grow in time. As for a focus area, I would recommend you look at anything regarding BI (Business Intelligence).
I am currently working as a Software Engineer. I would like to build my career in BA.In wat direction should i think in ? Are there any certifications that i need to complete for this? ...... Saving Changes...
Hi .i have recently started working as a business analyst.I would like to know what all things i should work on to excel in this field. Saving Changes...
Hi.I have recently started working as a business analyst.
please advice what all things i need to work on to excel in this field.
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supriya chopraOwner| AnalystSchoolPalatine, Il, United States
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I am working as a senior software engineer and want to switch over BA. Recently I got my MBA in IT and Marketing. Please tell me how could I achieve this ........ Saving Changes...
Tom MillerConsultant| dba: Galenson ConsultingLawrence, Ks, United States
Other places you can discuss this kind of thing are on www.linkin.com where they have multiple Business Analyst groups. I also like www.modernanalyst.com which has a group on linkedin too.
Business Analyst's seem to be in demand for both generalized BA skills (eg. writing USE CASEs (in UML or not)) and in specific knowledge domains. Learning more about a domain like financial services or US Health care certainly cannot hurt. Saving Changes...
Was going through the posts., and wanted to share QAI has certifications for Business Analysts. They have one for entry level, which is called, CAPA (Certified Associate Business Analyst) & CSBA (Certified Software Business Analyst) for people with experience.
Both above certifications are much better and detailed than IIBA. Let me know if you require more information on these.
