Attempting Numerical Questions in IIBA Certification Examinations | Adaptive US
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This Webinar discussed how to Attempt Numerical Questions in IIBA Certification Examinations.
IIBA® Certification is the right product for anyone who wants to establish their credentials as an accomplished business analysis professional. Achieving the IIBA certification represents your solid understanding of business analysis tasks and techniques and provides a professional certification with international market recognition. The IIBA examination requires applying your BABOK knowledge to practical scenarios/cases.
This webinar tried to achieve the following objectives/outcomes:
• Why numerical questions are best bets
• Formula patterns
• Formulas in BABOK
• Formulas for Financial Analysis
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In 9:35 ROI was defined as Net Benefits *100/Cost of Investment . This formula is written in BABOK, but is it correct? Cost of investment in BABOK means cost of building or buying a solution. SO I think the correct equation should be: ROI=Net Benefits *100/Cost of Change
The Best RoI definition is Net Benefits * 100 / Cost of change. Cost of change is Cost of Investment + Transition cost. Transition cost may be low and often clubbed with Cost of Investment.
@@lnmishra9597 Thank you for clarification
@lnmishra9597 Is „Net benefits*100/Total Cost of Ownership” better formula, isn’t it? Especially that the denominator should contain also maintenance costs
@@Estella266 No. Please note the Net benefits already considers Total Cost of Ownership as Net benefits = Total Benefits - Total Cost of Ownership
Thank you, that clarifies a lot. This means that the formula in BABOK is inherently wrong, because is says: ROI= (Total Benefits-Cost of the Investment)/Cost of The Investment. It suggests that ROI =(A+B)/B, which is incorrect.