Business analysis and requirements specification

Spark Trajectory Intranet and Digital Workplace Skills Matrix > This skill is in the Technology and IT management domain

Skill description

Skills related to the ability to successfully assess and describe business needs and to elicit and specify accurate requirements for IT services.

Business analysis and requirements specification skill levels

Apprentice

Analyses a business problem or objective and contributes to the definition of a requirement for agreement.

Practitioner

Leads analysis of a business problem and documents requirements. Communicates, socialises and gains feedback of requirements from stakeholders.

Master

Manages the benefits from a planned requirement including contributing business cases or cost-benefit analyses and plans to monitor benefits post-implementation.

Skills related to Business analysis and requirements specification

Project and programme management
Business case development
User research

Other skills in the Technology and IT management domain

Business analysis and requirements specification
IT change management
IT strategy
Incident and problem management
Information security
Platform management
Risk management
Systems development/ configuration
Systems testing

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