Discover how to navigate the corridors of Agile, Lean, Design Sprint, Design Thinking or whatever the latest buzzword ... So You Can become and remain a Systems Analyst grounded by solid engineering principles

Do you know you can ensure the delivery of quality software applications by using techniques and concepts that has been scientifically proven in the broader field of Systems Engineering? 

Do you ever wonder why the burden shifts to the Systems Analyst post application delivery? 

Here's the secret... WHAT is required to deliver quality software applications has not changed in the last 30 years or more : There are FOUR pillars to creating and delivering quality software applications. 

Let me explain:

There is a core set of skills that all analysts need to know no matter what approach or methodology is used. 

All information systems projects move through the four phases of planning, analysis, design, and implementation; 

All projects require analysts to gather requirements, model the business needs, and create blueprints for how the system should be built; 

and all projects require an understanding of organizational behavior concepts like change management and team building.

The big question on my clients minds is...how can I ensure the delivery of quality software applications amongst all this huddling in the mornings, ceremonies with different dress codes, sprinting to hell and back and so on and so forth?  

Many clients come to me overwhelmed by how lack of proper attention to design during the project phase has now become their problem once the solution is delivered too and signed off by the business.

It took me 25+ years to narrow down the solution to these problems.I have finally found a way to compress that knowledge into a time period where i can share that expertise with you.

Now, you can master those solutions too.

How it works...

Over a period of 90 days..

I meet with you at least once a week via Zoom.

Every week we cover major topics of the following major phases of the SDLC ( Solution Development Life Cycle)

1. Approval
2. Planning
3. Analysis
4. Design
5. Implementation
6. Acceptance
7. Deployment

You also get

- High-Quality Video Lectures breaking down the complex terms and confusing Agile jargon to ensure you get a concrete understanding of the items being discussed

- Downloadable Handouts help you to enhance your understanding and retention of the key concepts

- Quizzes and Activities validate your learning and help to point out areas that should be reviewed for full comprehension

- 1-on-1 Support means that any confusion or questions you have can be addressed and cleared up easily (no more frantically googling trying to figure out what your course instructor means).

- Lifetime Access to the course equivalent of this program so you can learn at your own pace, and come back at any time you feel unsure or are in need of a refresher.