Lean Thinking for Business Analysts Improve Flow and Value

Lean Thinking for Business Analysts- Improve Flow and Value
Published 1/2026
Duration: 2h 47m | .MP4 1920×1080 30fps(r) | AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | 1.32 GB

A Comprehensive Overview on how to apply Lean Thinking.

What you’ll learn
– This Course is for Business Analysts, Product Analysts, Project Managers, and Product Owners interested in learning and applying Lean principles.
– This Course will provide an overview on Lean principles, concepts, and practical examples on applying Lean thinking.
– This Course also encourages learners to learn and adapt continuous improvement ideas.
Requirements
– No prior experience Required. New and experienced learners can benefit from this Course.

Description
Lean is about focusing your effort on what truly matters and adds value, and removing everything that does not. Lean is not a one time improvement, it is a Mindset.

Lean originated in Manufacturing industry, but today it is used in most industries including Software Development, Health care, Financial services etc.

In this course, you will learn how to applyLean thinking directly to everyday BA worksuch as requirements, documentation, meetings, and stakeholder collaboration, by identifying and eliminating waste and simplifying requirements to deliver value.

The course covers the following topics:

• Introduction

• Lean Concepts and Principles

• Identifying waste in Business Analyst work

• Lean Tools

• Continuous Improvement mindset

• Try it yourself exercises and Case Study

At the end of the course, you will be able to:

Identify waste using Lean Principles

Create Just enough documentation and requirements

Improve flow and value using Kanban

Apply continuous improvement to your daily work

Learn to inculcate a culture and mindset to focus on value

Remove Waste, Simplify work, Deliver value!

Happy Learning!

Who this course is for:
– This Course is for Business Analysts, Product Analysts, Project Managers, and Product Owners interested in learning and applying Lean principles.
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