Business analysis plays a critical role in deciphering the
future of many businesses. In the past, the role of business analyst was not widely
recognized as a profession in its own right – with other players such as
finance managers, software architects and project managers being seen as taking
the lead.
Today, a business analyst acts as a bridge between business
ideas and business capabilities; creating and scoping valuable changes and
optimizations to business processes. Typically driven by conducting performance
capability assessments, the business analyst regularly appraises business performance.
According to Nancy Nee, vice president of Global Product
Strategy, ESI International, there are specific business
analysis (BA) trends that will be prominent in 2013. We have already
gone over seven of them in our previous posts. So, let’s now move to
number eight.
In 2011 and 2012 we saw the resurgence of BA COEs. We saw
that many organizations were establishing those centers of excellence. Now in
2013, we will see the trend of those COEs staffing up their ability to deliver
the value and innovation that they
promise to have in place.
Moving through this year we will see senior BAs and business
architects joining the ranks of showing the innovation and value because it is
all about understand exactly what your business does, how you should invest in
it and be able to prioritize the value from a requirements and product
perspective.
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