- Rest easy knowing an unbiased professional business analyst did all the proper research to give an objective viewpoint on your software project․
- Avoid confusion with all of your stakeholders’ interests being clearly articulated and their issues resolved.
- Save resources by having a well-defined roadmap that will keep your development focus razor-sharp.
Empowering Business Growth
Through Strategic Insights
In the dynamic world of business, many companies invest big without a clearly defined plan of action, which is a sure path to uncontrolled chaos. This is where Business Analysis Consulting steps in, setting a clear vision along with a realistic and sustainable roadmap to achieve software success.
Guided by top standards and years of expertise, VOLO’s Business Analysis Consultants fill the gap between stakeholders and the software development team by setting clear requirements and goals.
Our Business Analysis Certifications
Professional Team
What Does a Business Analysis Consultant Do?
Requirement Elicitation
High level project needs are determined from key stakeholders. Business Analysis Consultants gather information from the business owner, end users, and technicians to set well-defined requirements.
Scope Definition
With all functional and non-functional requirements outlined by the BA, project development becomes clear and tangible.
Wireframing and Prototyping
Our BA team creates wireframes and prototypes using tools and techniques that contribute to quick iteration cycles. This means we define, test, and validate flows fast before moving on to the details.
Estimations and Roadmaps
BAs provide development cycle estimates and plan out product roadmaps to define objectives and make sure the project doesn’t veer off course.
Our Business Analysis
Consulting Services
At VOLO, our Business Analysts can support you both during the development process as well as before – when you want to define and validate your ideas beforehand and get a sense for the scope of the project.
Light
- Business Requirements Document
- Business Analyst
Businesses with a high-level understanding of their needs but that do not have the resources to plan their product development.
Standard
- Business Requirements Document
- Prototype for 1 Flow
- Rough Project Estimation
- Product Requirements Document
- Business Analyst
- Technical Architect
- UI/UX Designer
Businesses that need a more detailed vision of what their project will look like.
Advanced
- Business Requirements Documents
- Proposal
- Software Requirements Specifications
- UI Style Guide
- Prototypes for all major flows
- Business Analyst
- Technical Architect
- UI/UX Designer
- Project Manager
- Quality Engineer
Businesses that need a comprehensive breakdown of a project and a clear plan for future development.
projects with ease.
BA Consulting Services as Part of the
Software Development Lifecycle
For clients that come to us with a need for full-cycle software development services, we take charge of the execution of the entire project. Here, Business Analysis Consultancy plays a key role in providing requirements gathering, estimations, documentation, and prototyping.
Read moreSome clients ask for dedicated teams that can be integrated into and complement their in-house engineers. In this model, we assemble a software project team tailored to their required skill set, which often requires the need for a Business Analyst.
Read moreFor clients that come to us with a need for full-cycle software development services, we take charge of the execution of the entire project. Here, Business Analysis Consultancy plays a key role in providing requirements gathering, estimations, documentation, and prototyping.
Read moreSome clients ask for dedicated teams that can be integrated into and complement their in-house engineers. In this model, we assemble a software project team tailored to their required skill set, which often requires the need for a Business Analyst.
Read moreOur Business Analysis
Consultancy Process
Business Discovery
Engaging stakeholders to elicit business objectives and scope. At this stage, we set ourselves up for success by
- Understanding the current state
- Identifying stakeholder
- Defining business objectives
Implementation
Facilitating communication to ensure everyone is geared towards the same goal. This stage consists of the following cycle:
- Eliciting requirements and defining scope
- Documenting requirements
- Supporting in the development process
- Verifying requirements
Closure
Evaluating the actual progress made against business objectives and requirements. This stage concludes the process with the following:
- A fully documented knowledge base (business strategy, action plan, traceable requirements, risk assessment, etc.)
- User guides and instructions
Our BA Toolset
FAQ
- Receive a thorough analysis of potential risks early in the project lifecycle.
- Identify risks such as scope creep or unclear requirements and develop mitigation strategies to minimize the impact of these risks.
- Leverage the expertise of business analysis firms in risk assessment and management to navigate uncertainties with confidence, ensuring smoother project implementation and delivery.
- Gain data-driven insights to improve strategic planning for your software project.
- Make informed business decisions via the analysis of market trends, competitor landscapes, and customer preferences.
- Build a robust strategy that is aligned with market demands and will account for your long-term success.
- Improve your operational efficiency by having an in-depth analysis of your current processes and workflows conducted by BA experts.
- Identify bottlenecks, redundancies, and areas for improvement, receiving actionable recommendations to streamline your operations.
- Implement these improvements to save resources, reduce costs, and enhance productivity.