IIBA Entry Certificate in Business Analysis ECBA Practice Exam

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What is meant by the 'As-Is State' in process analysis?

The future state of a business process

The current state of a business process before changes

The term 'As-Is State' in process analysis refers to the current state of a business process before any changes or improvements are made. It focuses on understanding how processes currently operate, identifying bottlenecks, inefficiencies, and areas for improvement. By documenting the As-Is State, business analysts can analyze existing workflows and performance levels, which serves as a foundation for designing the desired future state or making recommendations for enhancements. Understanding the As-Is State is critical as it helps organizations recognize their starting point, ensuring that any changes or modifications are necessary and effectively address existing challenges.

The final state after changes are implemented

The ideal state of a business process

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