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Business Analysts, Business Consultants, Business Managers have to prepare Professional Requirement Documents.
This presentation equips professionals with requisite MS Word Skills, Here You Learn How to Use Out Line View (For Table of Content and Autonumbering) How to Use Navigation Pane How to Insert Cover Page and Back Page How to Manage Page Numbers How to Manage Chapters in your Document How to have multiple layouts Short Cut Keys etc
Managing Internal Stake Holders | Business Analyst Training | Vijay S SHukla
This Business Analyst Training Video talks about managing internal stakeholders on an IT Project www.qbi.in, 9810055734
Electronic Wallets An Introduction
This video introduces to you the concept of E-Wallets or Electronic Wallets. #wallet, #ewallet, #electronicmoney, #digitalmoney www.qbi.in, 9810055734
MOSCOW - A Requirements Priortization Technique
We will learn about a requirement prioritization of the technique, which is What we call it in the Moscow technique. Moscow is an acronym and Moscow is an acronym for Must have, Should have, Could have. Won't have this time. Maybe later on. Moscow requirements prioritization technique can be utilized while we plan the upcoming Sprint, In a Sprint planning meeting, we will plan what are the user stories or the features or the requirements which which will be delivered in the upcoming sprint. These are estimated user stories or requirements on the product backlog, which we must incorporate in the upcoming Sprint for the business exigencies of the client. Should Have are those stories are yet again, important stories to be taken up. Then there are could have if they Could Have. Stories are those stories which if they do not affect the schedule of the Must Have and Should havestories. They can even be taken up and. Won't Have user stories or requirements will not be taken up on this time. The blue is. For this is Moscow is a requirements prioritization technique taken up during a Sprint planning meetings. It helps us to plan, our releases, and deliverables. and this is so important. Thank you. www.qbi.in, 9810055734
Payment Card Industry Stakeholders
This video talks about stake holders of the Payments Card Industry - PCI they are Cards Schemes or Payments Network – eg Master, Visa, RuPay, Amex Closed Schemes – Amex , Open Schemes – Card Issuers Merchant Acquirers and Network may be different entities Merchant Acquirer – eg Banks HDFC, ICICI Merchants – Store Owners Card Issuer – eg Banks – HDFC, ICICI Card-holder – You and me with cards + Payment Processors – payUmoney, etc This video is part of 30 hr live online class on Payments and Insurance Domain at QBI Institute Payments + Insurance Domain Training Learn Most Popular BFSI Domain Trainings in Payments and Insurance Domain Delivered via Instructor Led Webinar (Live Online Classes) Sessions Program Details: Domain Training Payments Domain + Insurance Domain This program is suitable for IT business Analyst and IT Business Consultants who would like to take their Business Analyst career to the next level. Delivery Methodology: Delivered via Live Webinar (live online Class) Business Analyst Insurance Domain Training and Business Analyst Payments Domain Training class uses GoToWebinar for a perfect classroom experience available from the convenience of your home. Lecture Schedule: Live Online Classes are held every Sunday 11 AM to 1:30 PM India Time (GMT + 5:30) (Join via Internet) We know that you are a working professional and have other commitments. The domain training class is thus held on Sundays. Duration: 3 Months (36 Hours of Instruction) It takes time to acquire and absorb domain skills. A twelve-week program duration ensures that you learn to absorb and are able to retain and apply your skills in a practical environment. Deliverables: Live Online Classes, Recorded Video Sessions, Project Work, Assignments, Case Studies Quizzes Placement Assistance: Placement Assistance is provided Placement Assistance in the form of Resume Templates, Resume Development Sessions, Placement Network is provided. Syllabus: Payments Domain BFSI Business Analyst Training Module 1: Overview of Payments Domain. Global Payments Domain Landscape. Module 2: Credit & Debit and Other Cards - Master, Visa, Rupay Networks Module 3: Wire Transfers - Fedwire, RTGS, NEFT, CHIPS, SEPA Module 4: Clearing Houses - ACH, NACHA, etc, Cheque Clearing and ATM Machines Module 5: Wallets - Amazon Pay, Samsung Pay, Paytm, UPI, etc Module 6: Messaging, Payments System Architecture, SWIFT Syllabus: Insurance Domain BFSI Business Analyst Training Module 1: Overview of the Insurance Industry, Introduction to Property and Casualty Insurance Module 2: Insurance Transaction, Insurance Producers and Marketing Systems Module 3: Insurance Underwriting & Policy Management Systems Module 4: Insurance Claims. Claims Notification, Assignment, Handling and Processing Module 5: Insurance Rating Engines. Insurance Underwriting Rating Engine Design and Development. Module 6: Insurance Software Systems -Guidewire and Overview Enquire Now, Book a Demo Class for BFSI - Payments, Insurance Domain Training * Indicates required field Name * First First Last Last City * Phone Number * Email * I am interested in * Both Insurance and Payments Domain Trainings Payments Domain Training Insurance Domain Training Your Comments (Optional) www.qbi.in, 9810055734
Types of Payment Cards
This is sample lecture for QBI Institute - Payments Domain Training Program for Business Analysts. Payments + Insurance Domain Training Learn Most Popular BFSI Domain Trainings in Payments and Insurance Domain Delivered via Instructor Led Webinar (Live Online Classes) Sessions Program Details: Domain Training Payments Domain + Insurance Domain This program is suitable for IT business Analyst and IT Business Consultants who would like to take their Business Analyst career to the next level. Delivery Methodology: Delivered via Live Webinar (live online Class) Business Analyst Insurance Domain Training and Business Analyst Payments Domain Training class uses GoToWebinar for a perfect classroom experience available from the convenience of your home. Lecture Schedule: Live Online Classes are held every Sunday 11 AM to 1:30 PM India Time (GMT + 5:30) (Join via Internet) We know that you are a working professional and have other commitments. The domain training class is thus held on Sundays. Duration: 3 Months (36 Hours of Instruction) It takes time to acquire and absorb domain skills. A twelve week program duration ensures that you learn absorb and are able to retain and apply your skills in practical environment. Fee: Rs 32,000 If you wish to join only either Payments domain or Insurance Domain, fee is Rs 18,000 Deliverables: Live Online Classes, Recorded Video Sessions, Project Work, Assignments, Case Studies Quizzes Placement Assistance: Placement Assistance is provided Placement Assistance in the form of Resume Templates, Resume Development Sessions, Placement Network is provided. Syllabus: Payments Domain BFSI Business Analyst Training Module 1: Overview of Payments Domain. Global Payments Domain Landscape. Module 2: Credit & Debit and Other Cards - Master, Visa, Rupay Networks Module 3: Wire Transfers - Fedwire, RTGS, NEFT, CHIPS, SEPA Module 4: Clearing Houses - ACH, NACHA, etc, Cheque Clearing and ATM Machines Module 5: Wallets - Amazon Pay, Samsung Pay, Paytm, UPI, etc Module 6: Messaging, Payments System Architecture, SWIFT Syllabus: Insurance Domain BFSI Business Analyst Training Module 1: Overview of the Insurance Industry, Introduction to Property and Casualty Insurance Module 2: Insurance Transaction, Insurance Producers and Marketing Systems Module 3: Insurance Underwriting & Policy Management Systems Module 4: Insurance Claims. Claims Notification, Assignment, Handling and Processing Module 5: Insurance Rating Engines. Insurance Underwriting Rating Engine Design and Development. Module 6: Insurance Software Systems -Guidewire and Overview https://ift.tt/2s1Pi47 91-9810055734 A Data dictionary defines the structure and relationship of key data elements present in your database or software. In general terms the data dictionary defines the database(s) for your solution. The term metadata is also used here , where metadata is data about your data.
As a business analyst or a team member on an IT project it is necessary for you to access this data dictionary. For example say for a University Management System for some university Enrollment number can be of this format 2019005013. If you go through the data dictionary you will get to understand that 1)Digits for the enrollment number are 10, first four digits is the year of enrollment, next two digits are the branch, next three digits is the running number. 2)Here it may also be provided that, next 3 digits 001 corresponds to say Computer Science and Engineering branch , 002 corresponds to Electronics and telecommunication and so forth 3)The last 3 digits are the running enrollment number of the individual So wherever for this database enrollment numbers will utilized in which ever tables in the database the same format will be utilized. For reasons of interoperability and uniformity the some very key data elements of your database may follow the same definition across industry. So it is not unusual for multiple Insurance companies follow same format or pattern for a policy number in their insurance database systems. Sometimes this is mandated by the regulator at other times industry consortium's come up with a common data dictionary for all the companies. For example ACCORD is one such standard for data interchange and exchange in Insurance industry. Quoting Wikipedia : “ACORD, the Association for Cooperative Operations Research and Development, is a non-profit organization that provides the global insurance industry with data standards and implementation solutions. ACORD is widely known across the industry for the publication and maintenance of an extensive archive of standardized forms. ACORD has also developed a comprehensive library of electronic data standards with more than 1200 standardized transaction types to support exchange of insurance data between trading partners.” So as a Business Analyst you are suggested to go through and internalize the data dictionary for your solution. If such a data dictionary is not available it is recommended such data dictionary may be prepared. Since finalization of structure and relationship of data elements is primarily the responsibility of data base designer the role of a Business Analyst is at best restricted to documenting the same. The Business Analyst should also be aware of any data dictionary related standards for his industry Benefits of Preparing and Utilizing a Data dictionary 1)Consistent data definitions leading to uniformity and quick s/w development 2)Quick understanding of data elements and business logic. If you are into Manual testing , their is low probability for you to reach this salary level. Even if you are being paid 25 LPA or more, retaining the position can be tricky. You can consider moving to BusinessAnalyst Business consultant positions. These positions have plenty of on-site opportunities. The Business analyst and business consultant roles have plenty of positions which offer this salary. Moreover a BA or a consultant becomes more valuable with experience. You can
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