February 24, 2022 3:50 pm | by admin | Posted in Business Analysis Leaders Blog
Planning the business analysis effort in a project is crucial and would with no doubt benefit from your involvement. You are likely the most (or one of the most) experienced members on the team, and putting plans is an area where an expert eye can go a long way in defining a strategy or spotting […] Read more»
February 24, 2022 3:50 pm | by admin | Posted in Business Analysis Leaders Blog
The following are a few methods you could use to review and verify the analyst’s work: 1. Help Arrange for and Participate in Internal Review Activities By now, the analyst has progressed in their work, and is likely to have a work product that looks promising to deliver to the client for feedback. Before that […] Read more»
February 24, 2022 3:49 pm | by admin | Posted in Business Analysis Leaders Blog
Large projects can benefit from the involvement of more than one analyst. Orchestrating the efforts of many analysts and consolidating their work to produce coherent effective results require some additional considerations to pay attention to. What is a Large Project? Projects can be classified as large projects based on different factors. The most obvious is […] Read more»
October 15, 2021 2:27 pm | by admin | Posted in Blog
Properly approaching the initiation of a software project is crucial to the project’s success. In the initiation phase, both you and your client, know little about the solution (and each other). Yet, will make important decisions that will determine the project’s direction. Changing this direction later may cost considerably more than the project’s foreseen cost, […] Read more»
August 3, 2017 7:11 pm | by admin | Posted in Blog
Published in 2016, the book takes you step by step through the requirements development process beginning to end. At each step, you are given questions to ask, techniques to analyze the information, and ways to document them. The roadmap is supported by a case study. Buy a hardcopy here: Or an online version here: Read more»
August 3, 2017 7:11 pm | by admin | Posted in Blog
This article was published in the UK Business Analysis Conference, 2011, as an introduction for a presentation by James Archer titled "18 Days that Shook the World: Lessons in Change and Creativity Learned from the Egyptian Revolution". Read more»
August 3, 2017 7:10 pm | by admin | Posted in Blog
This article answers basic questions about the process of managing requirements. Published in ITWorx Insite Magazine, January 2008 Read more»
A practical workshop on what skills a BA needs to work in an agile environment, and how to apply the best requirements practices with an agile mindset.
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Prerequisites: BSA Program
Duration: 15 hours
Start date: TBD
This workshop is a combination of training, consultancy, and individual coaching to help BA team leaders establish or improve the BA practice.
Prerequisites: BSA Program
Duration: 15 hours
Start date: On Demand
A good process is kept alive by continuous monitoring and tuning, through the involvement of observers, executers, and consumers.
In this workshop, you learn how to identify a smart process and a struggling process, the techniques to use to measure a process effectiveness, efficiency, and quality; and to apply continuous improvement.
Duration: 15 hours
Start date: TBD
Self-study self-paced online Course for IIBA BA certifications preparation. See course content here.
Prerequisites: BSA Program
Duration: 45 hours
Start date: On Demand
Online workshop, subset of the Business Systems Analysis program, can be taken alone or with the program. Prerequisite for the Requirements Communication course.
See course content and watch a free sample here
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Online workshop, subset of the Business Systems Analysis program, can be taken alone or with the program. Prerequisite for the Requirements Communication course. Read more. See course content and watch a free sample here