Agile Training
In the late 1990’s several software development methodologies began to get increasing public attention. Each had a different combination of old ideas, new ideas, and transmuted old ideas. But they all emphasized close collaboration between the programmer team and business experts; face-to-face communication (as more efficient than written documentation); frequent delivery of new deployable business value; tight, self-organizing teams; and ways to craft the code and the team such that the inevitable requirements churn was not a crisis.
Business Analysis Training
Often there is a crippling disconnect between the technical side and the business side of an organization’s operations. Hands-On Business Analysis training from Agile Raven can help you build the “Skills Bridge” which allows organizations to cross the chasm between IT and Business. Only after these two vital areas have been brought into a cooperative relationship with each other can your organization truly harness IT for business success. Using real-world Business Analysis training, Agile Raven can help you implement methodology which will allow your organization to function at its maximum potential.
Agile Raven offers a depth and breadth of business analyst training courses unrivaled by other training companies. Fully endorsed by the IIBA & PMI, our curriculum of hands-on business analysis training courses will help prepare professionals of all levels for business analyst suceess and certification.
From converging data/process modeling, project scope definition, and business requirements gathering, development, and testing, Agile Raven has the most comprehensive business analysis training curriculum. We focus on real-world skills development, providing tools and techniques you will use immediately.
All business analysis training courses are aligned with the IIBA BABOK (Business Analysis Body of Knowledge).
Agile Raven has partnered with ASPE and the John Cook School of Business at Saint Louis University to offer a Certificate Program in Business Analysis.
Scrum Training
Scrum: A team-based framework to develop complex systems and products.
Scrum is an iterative, incremental framework for developing any product or managing any work. It allows teams to deliver a potentially shippable set of functionality every iteration, providing the agility needed to respond to rapidly changing requirements.
The Scrum framework constantly challenges its users to focus on improvement, and its Sprints provide the stability to address the ever-changing needs that occur in any project.
These characteristics have led to Scrum becoming the most popular method in the world of agile software development.
