Business Challenge → Tech Solution with Avdesh Garg

BUSINESS ANALYST & SYSTEM DESIGN BOOTCAMP

Turn Business Challenges & Product Ideas into Digital Solutions

From Understanding Business Problems to Designing, Validating, and Delivering Technology Solutions

Learn how to bridge the gap between business needs and technology by working through the complete solution lifecycle — from identifying a problem to designing a solution blueprint, validating it with stakeholders, and preparing it for release.

1. What Will You Learn?

Step 1: Identify & Understand Business Problems

Discover business challenges, customer pain points, and product opportunities.

Understand business objectives, existing processes, and operational gaps.

Define the problem statement, business requirements, and expected outcomes.

Step 2: Validate Problems with Stakeholders

Identify customers, business users, technical teams, and other stakeholders.

Gather requirements through interviews, workshops, and research.

Validate assumptions, prioritize requirements, and confirm the actual business need.

Step 3: Design the Business & Technical Solution Blueprint

Translate business requirements into functional and technical specifications.

Map business processes, user journeys, and system workflows.

Define system components, data flows, integrations, and solution requirements.

Create a blueprint that connects business objectives with technology implementation.

Step 4: Validate the Proposed Solution

Review the solution with business stakeholders and technical teams.

Validate workflows, business rules, data requirements, and system behavior.

Define acceptance criteria, prepare test scenarios, and support User Acceptance Testing (UAT).

Refine the solution based on feedback and identified gaps.

Step 5: Prepare for Implementation & Release

Break the solution into epics, features, and user stories.

Support development teams with clear requirements and documentation.

Coordinate with Product Owners, developers, testers, and project teams.

Track requirements, validate deliverables, and support release readiness.

2. Architecture & Solution Design Skills

Learn to create the architectural blueprints that help translate business requirements into implementable digital solutions.

Business Architecture

Business capabilities, objectives, processes, and operating models.

Business workflows, value streams, and capability mapping.

Enterprise Architecture

How business processes, applications, data, and technology work together.

Application landscape, system dependencies, and integration across the enterprise.

System Architecture

High-level system design and component interactions.

System boundaries, interfaces, integrations, and non-functional requirements.

Front-End Architecture

User interfaces, screens, navigation, and user journeys.

Wireframes, functional behavior, and communication between front-end components and back-end services.

Database & Data Architecture

Data models, ER diagrams, entities, relationships, and data dictionaries.

Master, transactional, and analytical data structures.

Understanding how applications store, retrieve, and process information.

Server & Back-End Architecture

Servers, back-end services, APIs, and request-response flows.

Business logic, system integrations, authentication concepts, and error handling.

Information Architecture

Organizing information, data, navigation, and content.

Defining how users and systems find, access, and use information effectively.

3. Who Should Attend?

This bootcamp is designed for professionals who want to strengthen their ability to analyze business problems, design digital solutions, and collaborate effectively with business and technology teams.

Business Analysts — develop end-to-end requirements and solution design skills.

System Analysts / Business Systems Analysts — translate business needs into system specifications.

Product Owners — convert product vision into actionable features and delivery requirements.

Product Managers — connect customer problems, product strategy, and technical feasibility.

Project Managers — improve coordination between business stakeholders and technical delivery teams.

Aspiring Solution & Technical Architects — build a foundation in business-driven system design.

Scrum Masters — deepen understanding of requirements, solution workflows, and delivery dependencies.

Program Managers — understand solution dependencies across teams, systems, and initiatives.

Other Functional & Technical Professionals — develop the ability to bridge business requirements and technology implementation.

4. The Outcome

By the end of the bootcamp, you will understand how to approach a business problem systematically, validate the need with stakeholders, design a business and technical solution blueprint, and support the solution through implementation and release.

The goal is not just to learn Business Analysis terminology. It is to develop the practical skills to turn business challenges into clearly defined, technically feasible, and deliverable digital solutions.