AI-Assisted Technical Business Analysis
Description
This hands-on course helps business analysis professionals strengthen their technical analysis practice in a modern, AI-assisted software delivery environment. Participants learn how to use AI to improve the quality, consistency, and delivery-readiness of analysis work across discovery, requirements, backlog shaping, and cross-team collaboration. The course focuses on practical ways of working that help teams reduce ambiguity, expose risks and dependencies earlier, and prepare clearer analysis outputs without losing judgment, traceability, or control.
🕒 Duration: 16 hours
👥 Target Audience:
- Business analysis professionals and related delivery practitioners who want to strengthen their technical analysis practice and use AI in a more consistent, practical, and delivery-focused way.
Webinar Content
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Module 1: AI-Assisted Discovery and Analysis Framing
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From Raw Input to Structured Analysis |
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| Clarifying Problem, Scope & Delivery Context |
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Module 2: Requirements and Technical Analysis Quality
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Requirements, Backlog Quality & Acceptance Readiness |
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| Process, Data, Integration & Non-Functional Analysis |
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| Module 3: Delivery Readiness and Reusable AI-Assisted Practices | Review, Collaboration & Reusable Workflows |
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Learning Objectives:
After attending this webinar participants will be able to:
- Use AI to improve the quality and clarity of technical business analysis outputs across common delivery scenarios
- Strengthen requirements, backlog items, and supporting analysis by exposing gaps, assumptions, dependencies, and edge cases earlier
- Structure process, data, integration, and non-functional analysis in a more consistent and delivery-ready way
- Prepare analysis outputs that support better collaboration across product, engineering, QA, and business stakeholders
- Apply repeatable AI-assisted analysis practices that improve review quality, handoffs, and team ways of working
Prerequisite Knowledge
- Basic familiarity with business analysis or software delivery work
- Some experience with requirements, backlog items, workflows, or related analysis artifacts
- Basic understanding of software delivery concepts such as systems, data flows, testing, or agile practices

