The document discusses needs analysis, also known as gap analysis, which aims to identify and evaluate the requirements and gaps within individuals or organizations. It outlines various types of needs analysis, including user, system, and organizational needs, and emphasizes the importance of understanding user requirements and performance metrics. The document also details steps and tools for conducting a needs analysis, such as surveys, interviews, and SWOT analysis.
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The document discusses needs analysis, also known as gap analysis, which aims to identify and evaluate the requirements and gaps within individuals or organizations. It outlines various types of needs analysis, including user, system, and organizational needs, and emphasizes the importance of understanding user requirements and performance metrics. The document also details steps and tools for conducting a needs analysis, such as surveys, interviews, and SWOT analysis.
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VTE 225:Voc Tech 2
Needs analysis Froilan Copiling, LPT Reporter Let's play thumps up or thumps down Let's play thumps up or thumps down
Needs analysis is also known as gap analysis and needs
assessment? Let's play thumps up or thumps down
The primary goal of needs analysis is to create products without
considering user needs. Let's play thumps up or thumps down
User needs analysis involves understanding the requirements and
preferences of end users. Let's play thumps up or thumps down
System needs analysis focuses solely on the financial aspects of
an organization. Let's play thumps up or thumps down
Organizational needs analysis helps identify gaps between the
current state and desired state of the organization. Objective: • Identify training needs by conducting surveys and interviews with employees to determine areas where training is most needed. • Analyze performance data by Reviewing performance metrics to identify gaps and areas for improvement. • Develop a skills matrix to map out the current skills and competencies within the organization and identify areas for development. What is needs analysis? A needs analysis is a systematic process of determining and evaluating the requirements, gaps, and objectives of individuals, organizations, or communities. It involves gathering and analyzing information. Types of Needs Analysis • User Needs Analysis >>It is about gathering and analyzing data to identify user needs, desires, and pain points. • System Needs Analysis >>It involves examining the existing system or analyzing the business processes. • Documentation review • Stakeholder interviews • Process mapping • Feasibility studies Types of Needs Analysis • Organizational Needs Analysis >>It aims to identify gaps between the current state and the organization’s desired state. It considers factors such as structure, resources, processes, and culture to do all that. Strategic initiatives Develop training programs Optimize workflows Implement organizational changes Steps in a Needs Analysis Understand Long and Short-Term Business Goals Identify the Desired Performance Results
Examine the Current Performance
Establish Solutions Establish Solutions
Designing training programs
Developing resources Implementing new processes Modifying existing systems Any other actions required to support performance improvement Questions?
What are Benefits of
Needs Analysis? Tools and Techniques for Needs Analysis
•Surveys and Questionnaires
•Interviews and Focus Groups •Observation and Shadowing •Document Analysis •SWOT Analysis Activity time !!! • Identify if itis True or false the following question? 1. The first step in needs analysis is to establish solutions for performance gaps. 2. SWOT analysis is one of the tools used in needs analysis. 3. Needs analysis does not help in prioritizing training initiatives. 4. Surveys and questionnaires are quantitative tools used in needs analysis. 5. Observation and shadowing are qualitative techniques used in needs analysis. Thank you and God bless!