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Venkadesh Narayanan

Venkadesh is a Mechanical Engineer and an MBA with 30 years of experience in the domains of supply chain management, business analysis, new product development, business plan and standard operating procedures. He is currently working as Principal Consultant at Fhyzics Business Consultants. He is also serving as President, PDMA-India (an Indian affiliate of PDMA, USA) and Recognised Instructor of APICS, USA and CIPS, UK. He is a former member of Indian Civil Services (IRAS). Fhyzics offers consulting, certification, and executive development programs in the domains of supply chain management, business analysis and new product development.

Top Ten Facts on Business Analysis Techniques – Force Field Analysis

Overview: Force Field Analysis is a decision-making and problem-solving technique that helps identify and analyze the driving forces and restraining forces in a situation or change effort. 

Top Ten Facts on Business Analysis Techniques – Decision Table Structure

Overview: Decision Table is a structured decision-making technique that uses a tabular format to represent decision logic or business rules. 

Top Ten Facts on Business Analysis Techniques – Porter's Value Chain

Overview: Porter's Value Chain is a strategic management framework developed by Michael Porter that describes the sequence of activities a company goes through to create and deliver value to customers. 

Top Ten Facts on Business Analysis Techniques – Thomas Kilmann Conflict Mode

Overview: The Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode is a widely used assessment tool that helps individuals understand their preferred approach to handling conflict situations. 

Top Ten Facts on Business Analysis Techniques – RACI Matrix

Overview: The RACI matrix is a visual tool used to clarify and communicate roles and responsibilities in a project or process. It stands for Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed. 

Top Ten Facts on Business Analysis Techniques – Power/Interest Grid

Overview: The Power/Interest Grid, also known as the Stakeholder Prioritization Matrix, is a visual tool used to categorize stakeholders based on their level of power and interest in a project or organization. 

Top Ten Facts on Business Analysis Techniques – Stakeholder Wheel

Overview: The Stakeholder Wheel, also known as the Stakeholder Analysis Wheel or Stakeholder Mapping, is a visual tool used to identify and analyze stakeholders in a project, organization, or initiative. 

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