Learn to analyze business requirements, configure 1C solutions, and automate enterprise workflows to bridge the gap between business needs and technical implementation.
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このコースについて
Modern businesses rely on efficient systems to manage their operations, and robust software solutions are at the heart of enterprise automation. Bridging the gap between business needs and technical systems requires a skilled professional who understands both organizational workflows and software capabilities.
This course prepares you to step into the role of a business analyst specializing in enterprise systems. You will learn how to audit existing business processes, gather requirements from stakeholders, design functional specifications, and oversee the successful implementation of software solutions.
What you'll learn:
- Understand the core architecture, configurations, and capabilities of enterprise platform solutions.
- Analyze business processes and document requirements using modern notation standards.
- Translate complex business needs into clear, actionable technical specifications for developers.
- Manage data integration concepts using REST APIs and modern data exchange formats.
- Apply Agile methodologies to plan, test, and deploy system updates successfully.
You will start with the fundamental concepts of business analysis and system architecture, then move systematically through requirements gathering, process modeling, and modern integration techniques. Designed for absolute beginners, this text-based course requires no prior programming experience or technical background.
Start reading today to build a solid foundation in business analysis and kickstart your career in enterprise automation.
Met my needs for a basic understanding. The structure was logical, but I found myself wishing for more in-depth examples.
Isabelle Leroy
MC認証済み受講者
★ 4 · 30.05.2026
This provided a good overview. The explanations were decent, but sometimes I wished for more practical application scenarios. Still, a valuable learning experience.