Business Problem Analysis
Separate the actual business problem from the requested solution and identify the expected business outcome.
Limited participation seats. Registration is required.
Many aspiring Business Analysts understand terms such as BRD, user stories and process flow, but struggle to apply them to a practical business problem or explain a project during an interview.
You know the definitions but are unsure where to begin when a project is assigned.
You struggle to demonstrate requirement gathering, stakeholder management and documentation experience.
You need a practical framework for understanding processes, business rules, exceptions and expected outcomes.
Without review and correction, it is difficult to know whether your requirements are clear, complete and testable.
You will see how a Business Analyst moves from an unclear business problem to structured, validated and testable requirements.
Separate the actual business problem from the requested solution and identify the expected business outcome.
Identify users, decision-makers, process owners, subject-matter experts and supporting stakeholders.
Learn how to ask focused questions about business rules, exceptions, data, approvals and system behaviour.
Understand the current process and identify delays, manual effort, hand-offs and control gaps.
Design an improved process using automation, system validation, notifications and audit controls.
Draft functional requirements, user stories and acceptance criteria that can be reviewed and tested.
ABC Services currently manages employee leave requests using email and Excel. Managers approve requests through email, HR manually updates balances, and employees have limited visibility into leave status and availability.
This is an interactive working session—not a theory-only webinar.
Understand the end-to-end approach a BA follows when starting a new project.
Analyse the case study, identify the real problem and classify the relevant stakeholders.
Prepare and discuss stakeholder questions covering process, policies, approvals and exceptions.
Map the existing process, identify gaps and design the improved future-state workflow.
Convert business expectations into clear functional requirements and acceptance criteria.
Use AI prompts to support requirement analysis without allowing AI to invent unconfirmed requirements.
Understand how to build complete BA project artifacts and prepare to explain them during interviews.
These resources will help you continue practising after the workshop.
Structured worksheets for stakeholder analysis, requirements, processes, user stories, risks and assumptions.
Practical questions covering users, approvals, business rules, exceptions, reporting, security and integrations.
Prompts for requirement analysis, user-story drafting, gap analysis and requirement quality reviews.
Sample project documentation showing how workshop outputs can be converted into structured portfolio artifacts.
You want practical exposure to Business Analysis activities, irrespective of your current career stage.
You want to understand how BA concepts are applied to practical projects.
You need a structured method for building BA skills and project confidence.
You want a project that can help you understand BA deliverables and interview scenarios.
You want to strengthen requirement elicitation, documentation and stakeholder questioning.
You want to confidently explain a project, your approach and your deliverables.
You now need application, feedback and portfolio-building experience.
Amrin is an experienced Business Analyst and automation professional with more than ten years of experience working across Business Analysis, process improvement, RPA and AI-enabled initiatives.
More than 10 years of Business Analysis and automation experience
Practical experience in requirements, process discovery, BRDs, user stories, UAT and stakeholder collaboration
Experience working on RPA, workflow automation and AI-related projects
Founder of BA Growth Network and mentor to aspiring and transitioning Business Analysts
Focused on helping learners move from theory to job-ready portfolio artifacts
Reserve your seat and experience how a Business Analyst gathers requirements, maps processes and converts business needs into structured deliverables.
Reserve My Free Seat →The session will include information about the BA Growth Network mentorship program.
Yes. The workshop is designed for beginners, freshers, career switchers and existing professionals who want practical BA exposure.
No previous BA experience is required. The case study and activities will be explained step by step.
Yes. The current workshop is free, but registration is required to receive the joining details and participant resources.
Registered participants will receive the applicable workbook and bonus materials communicated during the session.
Recording availability is not guaranteed. Participants are encouraged to attend the session and complete the activities.
The workshop focuses on BA skills, practical project understanding and career preparation. It does not guarantee employment or direct placement.
Yes. The final part of the workshop will explain the structured mentorship program for participants who want project practice, document reviews, portfolio development and interview preparation.