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Luxoft Training has received the status of Endorsed Education Provider (EEP) by the International Institute of Business Analysis.

As a training company with a strong focus on the IT&C sector and the professionals who work in it we have always taken great strides to make sure that our courses are not only up to date with the latest trends but they also follow the guidelines set by established professional associations.

The International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) is an independent non-profit professional association which is focused on the growing field of business analysis. It has more than 28.000 members, over 110 local chapters and over 220 corporate members. The status of EEP confirms that a particular training provider has courses that are compliant with the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge or BABOK ® a global standard which provides best practices for professionals in this field. As a result specialists that want to take any of the 4 levels of certification can earn the necessary Professional Development hours by taking part in our trainings.

As a Business Analyst a professional certification represents a confirmation of your knowledge and expertise and improves your work opportunities. Studies have also shown that Business Analysists who are certified see on average a 16% increase in their salary.

For companies, certified business analysts offer a strategic advantage by bringing a structured and effective approach that maximizes the value delivered to your stakeholders. Plus a professional certification helps organizations identify, hire and retain qualified Business Analysts and make sure that the business analysis techniques they use respect industry standards.

Interested in starting your certification process? Check out our Business Analysis trainings.

Course	Description	Hours
Introduction to Business Analysis	Study the fundamentals of business analysis according to the BABOK Guide 3.0	8
Business Analysis. Planning and Monitoring	The training elaborates on the tasks related to selecting an approach to business analysis for a project, defining required activities and assessing their complexity, identifying stakeholders and planning their engagement, planning requirements management, and finding opportunities to improve the performance of business analysts.	8
Elicitation and Collaboration	The training focuses on tasks such as eliciting, documenting, and communicating business analysis information, as well as how to collaborate with stakeholders while preparing for elicitation and confirming its results.	16
Requirements Life Cycle Management	We discuss the tasks of tracing and maintaining requirements, as well as on prioritizing, approving, and reusing them.	8
Requirements Analysis and Design Definition	Deals with multiple tasks performed by business analysts during the requirements analysis and design definition phase.	16
Solution Evaluation	The Solution Evaluation knowledge area describes the tasks that business analysts perform in order to assess the performance of and value delivered by a solution in use by the enterprise, and to recommend the removal of any barriers or constraints that might prevent the full realization of the value.	8