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BPA Consulting |
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| The companies that survive in today’s competitive marketplace make it through innovation and refinement: optimize their performance, eliminate redundancy, activate content dispersed throughout the organization, and improve decision-making at every level. |
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Three classic areas of BPA, which ETM will use to “enable your team” include documentation, requirements facilitation, and project phase interfacing. |
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Documentation: ETM can develop documents for various sized projects :
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Requirements Facilitation: ETM will generate plans and develop documentation while employing facilitation techniques in joint or individual interviews and create maps/models to help the stakeholders explain their needs. ETM Business Process Analysis (BPA) experience includes Feasibility Study to Business Process Modeling including reviewing existing process deficiencies and discovering new process improvements. We understand object and components design technologies and mentor design process methodology. ETM utilizes Software tools to transform enhancement requests to requirements and business-modeling techniques to support communication with the stakeholders. |
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Project or Life cycle phase interface : ETM recognizes the significance in design phase elements relative to other project phase elements. ETM places emphasis on interfacing with designers /developers/ architects while in business analyst capacities. ETM understands how industry and staff culture and environment play a role in project planning and any host of Life Cycle Management may apply: Creative Breakdown, Life Cycle Plan, and Linear Relationship Charting. |
To contact us:
Enterprise Technology Methods, Inc. |
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