Business Technology Requirement Architecture
About This Course
Upon completion of this course, learners will acquire the essential technical skills and competencies as well as applications skills to investigate existing business processes, evaluate requirements and define the scope for recommended solutions and programmes.
Learners will be equipped to:
LO1 Evaluate the right IT solutions for the business
LO2 Present the business case for the IT solution
LO3 Analyse business process and business priorities
LO4 Lead end-to-end requirements elicitation process
What You'll Learn
Combining the best practices of Architecting Business with IT and Business Requirement Architecture, this course demonstrates the key benefits and strategic values of integrating IT Architecture into a business.
You will be armed with ready answers to such questions: Why do we do the things we do in Business Architecture? What are the benefits? How can IT minimise costs and maximise profits? How to communicate the right business requirements to engage the stakeholders?
Entry Requirements
This course is designed primarily for. the stakeholders in the IT projects/initiatives from both IT and business sectors. They include:
•All technology project stakeholders (IT and Business teams). •Transformation Office team members. •IT Consultants, Business Consultants. •Those involved in preparing tenders (RFP, RFQ, and RFI). •Project Management Office team members. •Business/Information/Infrastructure/Software/Solution Architects.
•Business Analysts, System Analysts and Consultants.
This course is also designed for: •The new entrants to the IT and business sectors who are embarking a career in business IT Architecture •Individuals who want to upskill to better perform their role as stakeholders in IT projects •Individuals, including PMETs, opting for a career switch.
The target learners are assumed to be able to:
•Read, write and speak English at WSQ WPL Level 6 •Manipulate numbers at WPN Level 6 •Communicate effectively and able to engage in classroom
•Present effectively