Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA)
The ECBA from IIBA is an entry-level credential for people beginning a business-analysis career. It is based on the BABOK Guide and covers the six knowledge areas — planning and monitoring, elicitation and collaboration, requirements life-cycle management, strategy analysis, requirements analysis and design definition, and solution evaluation — plus underlying competencies and techniques.
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Start ECBA examSkills measured
Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring
14%Planning the approach, stakeholder engagement, governance, information management, and identifying performance improvements.
Elicitation and Collaboration
20%Preparing for and conducting elicitation, confirming results, communicating information, and managing stakeholder collaboration.
Requirements Life Cycle Management
18%Tracing, maintaining, prioritizing and approving requirements, and assessing and analyzing changes.
Strategy Analysis
14%Analyzing the current state, defining the future state, assessing risks, and defining the change strategy.
Requirements Analysis and Design Definition
24%Specifying and modeling, verifying and validating, defining the architecture, analyzing options, and recommending a solution.
Solution Evaluation
10%Measuring solution performance, analyzing performance measures, and assessing enterprise and solution limitations.