April 5, 2018 lcgsolution

Available Training

Our training program includes courses in business analysis and project management. Classes are available in both live and hybrid modes.

Business Analysis Basics
(15 days)

Fundamentals of Business Analysis
Writing a business case
Elicitation and Requirements Management
Modeling Techniques
Planning Business Analysis
Writing Use Cases and User Stories

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Advanced Business Analysis Techniques (8 days)

Writing Requirements and Business Rules
Business Analysis and Architecture
Breakdown, Estimation and Evaluation
Deploying Business Analysis in the Organization

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Additional Training in Business Analysis (10 days)

Office Tools for Business Analyst
Business Analysis for Managers
Business Analysis in Agile Mode
Graphical Facilitation

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For Certifications
(5 days each)

Preparation for PMI-PBA Certification
Preparation for business analysis certifications

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Project Management

Fundamentals of Project Management (3 days)
Sponsor in the Project – for Project Manager (1 day)
Sponsor in the Project – For Sponsor (1 day)
Planning and Cost Control (2 days)
Preparation for PMP Certification – CAPM (5 days)
Business Analysis for Project Manager (2 days)

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LCG-BA-11 Fundamentals of Business Analysis

It is difficult to know precisely what is the work of the business analyst since its role varies according to the company that hires him. Nevertheless, this course provides an overview of the main concepts of business analysis in order to give participants a clear vision of the work to be done regardless of the description of their role within their company.

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LCG-BA-01 Writing a business case

The Business Case is the key to selling a product, an idea or a solution. Knowing how to sell your idea is an art, but it is also a technique. It is essential to know how to put together a coherent list of strategic and economic arguments in favor of a solution in order to ensure good communication and the success of what one wants to undertake.

From the definition of need to the creation of a high-level implementation plan, this workshop is for anyone who has to make recommendations for initiatives.

Using business analysis and financial analysis techniques, this workshop puts into practice techniques that validate the quality and relevance of the elements of a decision file and also ensure that defined objectives are transformed into true value for the company.

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LCG-BA-02 Elicitation and Requirements Management

The requirements collection is all the activities needed to gather, document, verify and validate the requirements. We will see the techniques used to gather information with stakeholders and also see how to maintain traceability and manage changes to requirements.

As advisers and facilitators, business analysts must bridge the gap between people with business needs and knowledge and people who will provide solutions. They are regularly involved in communications between the various stakeholders of the project. They facilitate information in gathering sessions, perform interviews, define needs, and design the solution. We will see the techniques associated with the facilitation of different workshops.

The business analyst is also involved in negotiating the solution with stakeholders, sometimes dealing with management and developers, and acting as a mediator between groups to reach consensus. He must also influence the outcome of decisions during the solution cycle in order to arrive at the best solution for all.

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LCG-BA-03 Modeling Techniques

It is now unthinkable not to model. Data modeling, process modeling, and systems modeling are powerful means of communication and documentation that increases the chances of success of a project. This course aims to expose participants to the best practice in process modeling with a bit of theory and a lot of practical exercises. Through many hands-on exercises, participants can test the theoretical concepts put forward.

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LCG-BA-06 Planning Business Analysis

The Business Analyst will need to propose an approach to complete the development of the requirements at an appropriate level of detail to enable the implementation teams to do the work required for the transformation. This approach plans and estimates the necessary efforts. This course will show you how to plan the business analysis approach, plan stakeholder engagement, plan the governance of business analysis and plan information management.

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LCG-BA-05 Writing Use Cases and User Stories

What is a "Use Case"? What is a "User Stories"? These two techniques with similar objectives are used in projects to document business processes and organize needs. Knowing how to use it is essential.

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LCG-BA-04 Writing Requirements and Business Rules

At the base of project deliverables, requirements are established by reaching consensus among stakeholders. In order to ensure delivery of the project with the required functionality, the capabilities, characteristics or attributes of the project deliverables must be specified. They must be prioritized and ensure that all requirements are produced in a consistent manner. In addition, the requirements are accompanied by sometimes complex business rules that must be considered when operating in the solution.

This training provides an opportunity for participants to practice effective and clear requirements writing techniques and business rules. Participants will be able to experiment with developing high level requirements as seen in the Business Case or for a Project Charter. They will also be able to draft functional and non-functional solution requirements as they are to be written to ensure that all stakeholders are able to approve them and verify their presence in the solution.

One of the biggest challenges in projects is documenting the business rules. The complexity of this aspect of defining needs is often underestimated. Yet there are effective ways to document business rules making them easy to approve and easy validate in the solution. This training allows participants to practice these techniques.

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LCG-BA-07 Business Analysis and Architecture

Enterprise architecture is more than modeling processes and data. The business analyst must understand the company's architecture in order to be able to correctly identify and communicate the value of a transformation initiative for the organization. Also, the business analyst must contribute to the architecture by communicating the changes resulting from the transformation.

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LCG-BA-08 Breakdown, Estimation and Evaluation

One of the best ways to improve the credibility of business analysts is to plan the work well and to provide fair and reasonable estimates of the work to be done. This workshop allows participants to practice decomposition and estimating techniques.

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LCG-BA-09 Deploying Business Analysis in the Organization

Business analysis is not an exact science. Each organization is different and each project has its particularities. The business analyst needs to be constantly on the lookout for opportunities to improve his work and the organization's ways of doing things.

In this training, we look at how business analysts can take steps to improve and how to implement practices consistent with the governance of the organization.

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LCG-BA-10 Office Tools for Business Analyst

All business analysts must use office tools. This course allows you to master the basics of the main tools.

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LCG-BA-12 Business Analysis for Managers

What is business analysis? What do we expect from a business analyst? What is the added value of having a business analyst in a project? It provides an overview of the main concepts of business analysis in order to give participants a clear vision of the work to be done within a project.

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LCG-BA-15 Business Analysis in Agile Mode

More and more business analysts are involved in Agile projects. This course is intended for business analysts who need to contribute to agile projects where the requirements are explored iteratively, quickly and where the intermediate documentation is succinct and delivered spontaneously during informal sessions. It will explore the most appropriate techniques. We will also see how to adapt the deliverables of the business analysis and what are the responsibilities of the business analyst in this context.

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LCG-BA-16 Graphical Facilitation

Graphic facilitation or "visual thinking" or "visual communication" is a tool for simplifying the information to be transmitted; it then takes a form more fun, different, simple, aesthetic and very clear.

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LCG-BA-13 Preparation for PMI-PBA Certification

This course aims to support participants in their certification process. At the end of the training, participants will have received all the preparation necessary for the success of the exam in the first round.

Each course module includes a theoretical part targeted for effective learning of the subject and a practical part with simulation tests to validate the assimilation of the knowledge of each participant. They will receive all the necessary study material and will have access to private coaching provided by qualified training experts. PMI-like tests will be used to punctuate each day's review as well as at the end of the course to allow everyone to assess their level of readiness for certification.

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LCG-BA-14 Preparation for business analysis certifications

This course aims to support participants in their certification process. At the end of the training, participants will have received all the preparation necessary for the success of the exam in the first round.

Each course module includes a theoretical part targeted for effective learning of the subject and a practical part with simulation tests to validate the assimilation of the knowledge of each participant. They will receive all the necessary study material and will have access to private coaching provided by qualified training experts. Tests will be used to punctuate the review of each area of knowledge and at the end of the course to allow everyone to assess their level of preparation for certifications.

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LCG-GP-01 Fundamentals of Project Management

This practical workshop is based on a realistic scenario that allows participants to apply the various tools and techniques essential to the project mode. Traversing 5 process groups in a structured way, participants can experiment in a concrete way and allow an accelerated understanding of the essential elements of project management.

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LCG-GP-02 Sponsor in the Project – for Project Manager

Description will be available soon.

LCG-GP-03 Sponsor in the Project – For Sponsor

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LCG-GP-04 Planning and Cost Control

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LCG-GP-05 Preparation for PMP Certification – CAPM

Description will be available soon.

LCG-GP-06 Business Analysis for Project Manager

Description will be available soon.

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