2. IIBA Sources
IIBA® Business Analysis Competency
Model Version 2.0
“a foundation for a global standard and
awareness of Business Analysis Competency”
Available at: www.theiiba.org
Read Only Copies:
$19.99 for non-members
Free for members
3. Do you agree?
Source: Junior Business Analyst
IIBA® Business Analysis Limited practical
Competency Model experience in the role
Version 2.0
Typically need
assistance from more
senior resources
4. Do you agree?
Source: Brad Wray Senior Business Analyst
Via Google Search
Customer service skills
Ability to think
strategically
Breadth of experience
5. Do you agree?
Source: To move up in the role
www.wisegeek.com you should become a
subject matter expert
in your chosen field
7. BA Developmental Areas
Business Knowledge
Industry Knowledge and
Experience
Organizational Knowledge
Knowledge
Product Development
Knowledge and Experience
(ie. Software Applications as well as other
products requiring a development and
manufacturing process)
Ability to acquire new
knowledge
8. BA Developmental Areas
Traceability
Coherence and layout
Scalability
Note taking
Documentation
Versioning
Change Management
Modeling
9. BA Developmental Areas
Gathering requirements
Analysis
Assessment and Validation
Change Management
Brainstorming
Process
Benchmarking
Process Engineering
Development Processes
Requirements Management Processes
10. BA Developmental Areas
Creative Thinking Oral
Communications
Decision Making
Teaching
Problem Solving
Written
Systems Thinking Communication
Ethics Facilitation and
Negotiation
Soft Skills
Personal
Organization Leadership and
Influencing
Trustworthiness
Teamwork
14. No two BA’s are the same
Additional Factors that aid to Job Requirements and inner company
operating procedures and culture
hierarchal placement of BA’s
15. Business Analyst Job Profiles
Entry Level
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Source: IIBA® Business Analysis Competency Model Version 2.0
17. Junior BA Meetings Will Focus On…
The Junior BA meetings will focus on
growth in areas that are general to
Process
most BA’s.
Areas that are specific to the form of
Documentation engagement will not be covered
Soft Skills
19. Sources of Business Analysis Information
Source: BABOK 2.0
Agile Development
Business Intelligence
Business Process Management
Business rules
Decision analysis and game theory
Enterprise architecture
Governance and compliance framework
IT service management including ITIL
Lean and six Sigma
Organizational change management
Project management
Quality management
Service-oriented architecture
Software engineering
Software process improvement
Software quality assurance
Strategic planning
Usability and user experience design