Business Analysis Mind Map Templates
Analyze your business data efficiently with Business Analysis Mind Map Templates. These templates are designed for insightful market analysis, SWOT analysis, and strategic planning.
All templates in the Business Analysis category
Analyse de VMOST
par Mindomo Team
Plan de continuité des affaires
par Mindomo Team
Carte stratégique SWOT
par Mindomo Team
Analyse du champ de force
par Mindomo Team
Effectuer une analyse PESTEL
par Mindomo Team
Analyse CATWOE
par Mindomo Team
Matrice de Recadrage
par Mindomo Team
Boston Matrice
par Mindomo Team
Ansoff Matrice
par Mindomo Team
Analyse des cinq forces de Porter
par Mindomo Team
Créer une stratégie à partir d'une analyse SWOT
par Mindomo Team
5 Pourquoi l'analyse des causes profondes
par Mindomo Team
Analyse de rentabilité
par Mindomo Team
Analyse des moyens et des fins
par Mindomo Team
Templates for the part of the work before the recommendation
Analysis fails in two directions: too little structure and the findings never add up to a conclusion, too much and you spend the engagement filling in a framework. These templates are the frameworks that survive contact with a real client.
- Starting an engagement. The Client Discovery template covers the questions that are awkward to ask late and cheap to ask first.
- Connecting strategy to activity. VMOST analysis traces vision down through objectives to tactics, which is how you find the work that serves no stated goal.
- Presenting findings. The Storyline Answer-First template inverts the usual order and leads with the conclusion — the structure executives expect and the one that exposes a weak argument fastest.
- Capability gaps. Training Needs Analysis separates what people cannot do from what they are not resourced to do.
These pair naturally with the business organization templates, which pick up where analysis ends and the operating model has to change.
For the engagement work these support rather than the templates themselves, see how the discovery workshop and training needs analysis run in practice, or the consultant’s view of the whole set.