Peoplebank HK Project Management & Business Analysis

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Stephen Covey

Navigating a business through new & existing operational endeavours and critical IT changes is a talent that’s increasing in necessity as businesses change to meet the demands of customers, stakeholders, and emerging technologies. Projects are usually created to ensure these demands are fulfiled and implemented within the business.

Project management is to ensure the techniques, tools and principles are used in planning, control and executing a project, whereas Business Analysis essentially acts a bridge between the business users and technology teams to ensure the business requirements and functional specifications are captured and can also play an important role in improving the business processes impacted by the technology changes.

Qualifications related to Project Management & Business Analysis

Bachelor degrees in business, information technology, and information systems. Masters degrees in the same. Certificates are also available in project management and business analysis.

Type of Roles We Recruit

Technical/ Business Project Manager
Business Analyst
Project Co-ordinator
Program Manager

We bank on our people.

For over two decades Peoplebank has been finding and delivering the best talent in the marketplace to our clients. We would not be where we are today, if not for our employees. That is why we are focused on building a great place to work, where our employees can fulfill their career aspirations.

Project Management & Business Analysis

Top skills required for Project Management & Business Analysis

Qualifications related to Project Management & Business Analysis

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