BUSINESS ANALYSIS
Successful enterprises make the most out of the information available to them. They derive value from the numbers driving their business – and this course presents a wide range of practical skills in managing these numbers.
The course will take you through a proven, structured process to improve your ability to collect, analyse and forecast information to generate valuable insights and make well-supported business decisions.
Employing exercises and solutions easily adaptable for your own workplace, this course employs a combination of written materials, screenshots, videos and over 60 professional spreadsheet models.
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WHO'S IT FOR?
Pre-requisites
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Proficient in using Microsoft Excel 2010 and above.
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Essential to have access to a device running Excel 2010 or above AND Microsoft Windows XP or above.
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Interest in deriving meaningful information and insight from business data.
Relevant audiences
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Financial and business analysts, managers, planners, customer-service staff, operations staff and information-management personnel.
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Professionals, team leaders and junior to intermediate Business Analysts would also benefit.
Learning outcomes
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Understand what drives change and predict future performance.
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Communicate information to colleagues, clients and stakeholders effectively.
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Understand your audience and present data using Excel.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Harold Graycar
“My courses are all about the important numbers that drive business: I try to make learning interesting and to help participants discover the strengths of their own capabilities.”
Harold Graycar is an executive with over 25 years’ experience in technical, commercial and general management roles, such as advising corporate and government clients on project funding and business development models.
His ability to communicate and work with personnel from non-technical backgrounds makes him a valuable contributor to multi-disciplinary projects, and an effective business trainer, focusing on how to increase productivity with hands-on numerate and information presentation skills.
REVIEWS
"Learning and development had not been created as a continuous activity. Training was often one off interventions with the impact difficult to measure. Filtered has helped us change that in a short period of time. The cultural change it has driven in terms of reinforcing an expectation of continuous learning at all levels is the biggest achievement to me."
"We partnered with Filtered because we liked the idea of learners being able to tailor resources based on their knowledge gaps. The quality of reporting data provided allowed us to calculate an ROI of £1.80 for every £1 invested in a licence."
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