Business Analyst Sample Clauses

Business Analyst. PL will appoint a Business Analyst who will be responsible for analysis of procurement data from each Partner Authority 4.2 The Key Contact for each Partner Authority shall be 4.2.1 Boston Borough Council a) Client Liaison Officer – [title] b) Head of Service/Director -[title] 4.2.2 City of Lincoln Council a) Client Liaison Officer – [title] b) Head of Service/Director -[title] 4.2.3 East Xxxxxxx District Council a) Client Liaison Officer – [title] b) Head of Service/Director -[title] 4.2.4 North Kesteven District Council a) Client Liaison Officer – [title] b) Head of Service/Director -[title] 4.2.5 South Holland District Council a) Client Liaison Officer – [title] b) Head of Service/Director -[title] 4.2.6 South Kesteven District Council a) Client Liaison Officer – [title] b) Head of Service/Director -[title] 4.2.7 Xxxx Xxxxxxx District Council a) Client Liaison Officer – [title] b) Head of Service/Director -[title] 5.1 The Host Council and each of the Partner Authorities intend and acknowledge that the taking on by the Host Council of the provision of procurement services to the Partner Authorities through PL on the Commencement Date shall, with respect to each of the employees listed in Schedule 1(Schedule to be created), constitute a relevant transfer for the purposes of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006. Each of the Partner Authorities and the Host Council agree that as a consequence of that relevant transfer the contracts of employment made between the relevant Partner Authority and the said employees (save insofar as such contracts relate to benefits for old age, invalidity or survivors under any occupational pension scheme) shall have effect from and after the Commencement Date as if originally made between the Host Council and the Employees. 5.2 Each Partner Authority shall indemnify the Host Council against all costs, claims, liabilities and expenses (including reasonable legal expenses) incurred by the Host Council in connection with or as a result of any claim or demand by any employee of that Partner Authority (whether in contract, tort, under statute, pursuant to European law or otherwise) including, without limitation, any claim for unfair dismissal, wrongful dismissal, a redundancy payment, breach of contract, unlawful deduction from wages, discrimination on the grounds of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, religion or religious belief, personal injury, a protective award or a claim or dem...
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Business Analyst. Familiar with a range of digital/web services and solutions, ideally where open source and cloud technologies and agile development methodologies have been applied. An eye for detail, excellent communication skills, ability to rationalize complex information to make it understandable for others to work, and ability to interrogate reported information and challenge sources where inconsistencies are found.
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Business Analyst. Will work with County staff to provide analysis in defining, planning, managing, and implementing methodologies, techniques and tools for the complete life- cycle of both business process reengineering and information systems development projects. Conduct analysis and evaluation of programs, operations and procedures. Support strategic planning, develop benchmarks and metrics, and conduct research on emerging technologies. Participate in the development and implementation of performance measures, as well as cost benefit and performance analysis. Conduct research and ensure the use of proper terminology. Translate technical information into clear readable documents to be used by technical and non-technical personnel. Oversee collation of information into meaningful reports and presentation materials.
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Business Analyst.  Collect and analyse requirements from various departments regarding their website, portal, or web application needs on behalf of the purchaser.  Conduct sessions with stakeholders to understand their needs and objectives.  Document detailed business requirements, functional specifications, and technical requirements.  Create use cases, process flow diagrams, and wireframes to capture requirements visually.  Act as the primary liaison between the departments and the development team to ensure clear communication of requirements.  Facilitate meetings and presentations to update stakeholders on project progress and gather feedback.  Collaborate with project managers to ensure requirements are integrated into project plans and timelines.  Monitor project progress and ensure that requirements are being met throughout the development lifecycle.  Manage changes to requirements through a structured change management process.  Ensure that all changes are communicated to stakeholders and reflected in project documentation.  Identify opportunities for process improvements and propose solutions to enhance the efficiency of requirement gathering and analysis.  Stay updated with industry trends and best practices in business analysis and web application development.
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Business Analyst. Business Analysts understand and evaluate the key drivers behind a proposed project and identify how will it meets the stated or implied user needs and the Government’s strategic goals. They help to facilitate cross-functional workshops and make and present recommendations for action to a range of possible audiences. They assess the financial viability of a proposed project – based on both resource requirements during delivery and ongoing running costs – and help to identify risks and design solutions to mitigate them. They help predict the benefits for a project, from a user, financial and channel shift perspective, and define how benefit realisation can be measured. In terms of project delivery, business analysts define, inform and support the delivery approach required for the project to meet the user needs by working closely with the nominated product manager and the wider delivery team. They help to identify the skills required for successful project delivery and map them to internal, departmental and external (partner/specialist contractors) sources.
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Business Analyst. One or more business analysts may be assigned to a PET for collecting and maintaining requirements. This resource(s) may also participate in the testing phase of the project.
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Business Analyst. The contractor proposes the Business Analyst position as key. Personnel filling this role shall possess: A minimum of three (3) years of experience focusing on business architecture analysis and UI/UX design. Minimum experience of one (1) year in building business process models, writing acceptance criteria, and designing user interfaces for a production system.
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Business Analyst. Understand the customer business rules to specify customer requirements; suggest procedures to improve the services of an organization. Assist customers in finalizing and testing finalized systems to include developing test scripts, testing plans and regression tests. Participates with Programmer / Analysts in development activities to ensure user perspective.
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Business Analyst. Rate Contract RFP for Development and FMS of Web Portals & Websites in AEM
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