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Course structure This training contains seven videos, as well as a final test containing questions that cover all the lessons. The course includes the following topics: 1. The role of a Business Analyst throughout the implementation of an RPA solution; 2. Opportunity Assessment: Assessing the process complexity, performing the Automation Quadrant derivation, calculating the potential FTE; 3. The Analysis phase: Conducting Process Deep-Dive assessments, gathering requirements, completing the Process Design Document; 4. The Development phase: handing the process-related documentation over to the technical team, updating the Process Design Document; 5. The Testing phase: Creating the UAT plan and coordinating the process, creating test scenarios and defect logs; 6. The Go-Live Preparation phase: Conducting trainings and creating a User Manual 7. The Go-Live and Hypercare phase: Change Management

Course Audience This course is dedicated generally to any non-technical audience interested in the UiPath solution and the role of a Business Analyst in its implementation, and particularly to Business Analysts, Business Managers, and Process Managers who want to learn the fundamentals of Business Analysis in RPA. Prerequisites

The RPA Awareness training has to be completed first. Learning objectives In this training, you will learn about the role of a Business Analyst in the context of RPA implementation. You will find out how to conduct a successful opportunity assessment by determining the complexity of a process, the factors that influence the automation potential, and the business benefits of RPA adoption. Moreover, you will discover how to map all the requirements and deliverables of a project to be constantly aware of its progress. You will also become familiar with the best practices during the Process Deep Dive stage and the ways of compiling comprehensive process-related documentation. Finally, you will find out how to elaborate an adequate testing strategy for the developed solution, how to conduct trainings and create a User Manual during the Go-Live preparations, and how to manage changes throughout the entire process.