Role: Business Process Analyst
The role of the Business Process Analyst is to build consensus among the different stakeholders on the as-is and to-be process models, and to look for opportunities to improve the current business process.
Role Sets: Business Rules Development
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Identify Decision PointsReview Decision Point Table, Business Process Map, Use Case ModelBusiness_Process_Analyst
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    Main Description
    Business process analyst leads process improvement efforts, from the process discovery, to simulation, monitoring and enhancement. He is an expert in process decomposition, process/data analysis, scoping, optimization. He can identifies new business case and key opportunities within the enterprise, and enforce the delivery of KPIs, SLAs, and scoreboards.
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    Skills

    As a base a BPA is an analyst. He needs:

    Experience with process design, requirements gathering.
    Process decomposition and facilitation skills.
    Critical analysis and reporting skills.
    Exposure to Six Sigma/Lean methods, Financial Analysis tools and Change Management.
    Experience with software development on commercial or enterprise projects.
    JavaScript, basic SQL, workflow patterns and basic logic flows, user interface development, HTML.

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