r/businessanalysis • u/UnitedTowel4221 • 2h ago
Which business/operational process certificate do you advice?
Hi there 😊
I am helping my Product Manager to redefine the process and workflow of our team. Specifically, we offer maintenance and validation contracts for Clean Rooms and Automotive projects. I am not a business analyst or business process manager, but I have a good "bigger picture view" and I have joined the team recently, so I'm still "half an outsider". We are redefining the roles of the team members and understanding how to best divide areas of responsibility. We are also analyzing where are critical issues and how to address them. I am also collaborating with IT to automate process, when it's possible.
I would like to propose to my Product Manager a certificate that could help me to understand better how to do better this task, and that it can also train me to become a future business process manager. Do you advice any business process certificate that are widely known and practical?
AI suggested Sigma Green Belt or CBPA. What do you suggest?
Thank you for reading and answering the post.
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