ICT business analysis manager
Code 2511.8
ICT business analysis managers identify areas where information system changes are needed to support business plans and monitor the impact in terms of change management. They contribute to the general ICT functional requirements of the business organisation. ICT business analysis managers analyse business needs and translate them into ICT solutions.
Essential skills
Knowledge
- business process modelling
- ICT security legislation
- business processes
- decision support systems
Skills and competences
- propose ICT solutions to business problems
- analyse business requirements
- create business process models
- define technical requirements
- manage ICT project
- design process
- improve business processes
- provide cost benefit analysis reports
- write work-related reports
- perform business analysis
- implement strategic planning
- make strategic business decisions
Transversal competences
- coordinate technological activities
- provide ICT consulting advice
- track key performance indicators
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