3D Business Analyst - Paperback

by Mohamed Ali Elgendy (Author)

3D Business Analysis is a unique fusion of three distinct specialties - business analysis (BA), project management (PM) and lean six sigma (LSS) with traditionally separate skill sets and career paths. However, when the components of these skill sets are analyzed and understood, a clear overlap emerges, and if used together, they provide the BA with the necessary concepts, theories and terminologies to allow him or her to communicate more effectively with stakeholders using their specific language, realize expectations and add more value to the organization. What's Inside? Interview questions and cheat sheets. Real-time project situations and examples. Step-by-step guide on facilitating sessions. Learn how to master requirements elicitation, analysis and documentation. Hands-on guide to the business analysis tasks. On-the-job support. Introduction to SQL. Build-up your project management and lean six sigma skill sets. Real-time templates that you can use in your projects now. Your shortcut to a BA job.

Author Biography

Mohamed A. Elgendy is the founder of Elgendy Consulting LLC., a business analysis training and consulting company. He is a corporate coach, business analyst, project manager and process improvement consultant. Directly, and through his company, Elgendy has provided training and consulting services to diverse fortune 500 clients in the USA, Europe and North Africa covering a broad range of industry sectors, including health care, government, banking and financial organizations. Mohamed's academic degrees in Biomedical Engineering, Masters in Project Management and Masters in Business Administration (MBA) in addition to his professional certificates, Project Management Professional (PMP), Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (CLSSGB) and Certified Executive Coach, has provided him with a unique blend of specialties which developed the integration of BA, PM and LSS. This allowed him to achieve an enriched view and more complete understanding of the larger organizational objectives.