Analysing Impact of Digital Business

Question: Discuss about the Analysing Impact of Digital Business. Answer: Introduction: The professional capability gap analysis plays an important role in analysis the areas of improvement. The job designation of the professional capability gap analysis is junior business analyst. The discipline specific knowledge highlights the job capacity as well developed SQL skills (Apsan et al. 2014). However, this s vague and does not clearly indicate the level of expertise of the person in the domain of SQL. The knowledge of the basic commands does not clearly define the level of expertise. The discipline specific knowledge could have been mentioned with more intricate details (Seiders et al. 2015). The written communication skills include the stakeholder management skills to be high. However, without adequate experience the level of expertise cannot be determined accurately. Thus, in order to determine the stakeholder management skills are good, practical experience is mandatory. The expertise in the communication skills are mentioned in details, however, the fluency in any particular language is not highlighted. The specific language in which the person is fluent should have been mentioned. The customer relationship skills are mentioned to be strong, yet lack of interaction with the real-time client has been mentioned (Apsan et al. 2014). These are contradictory to each other, as without experience, the expertise cannot be determined. The problem solving skills have been clearly mentioned and well defined (Seiders et al. 2015). Thus, the overall professional capability gap has been analysed well, along with few areas of improvement. The improvements need to be incorporated since according to this analysis the individual needs to enhance their skills. References Apsan Frediani, A., Boni, A. and Gasper, D., 2014. Approaching development projects from a human development and capability perspective. Seiders, K., Flynn, A.G., Berry, L.L. and Haws, K.L., 2015. Motivating customers to adhere to expert advice in professional services: a medical service context.Journal of Service Research,18(1), pp.39-58.