| Date: | 16 Feb 2024 |
| Start time: | 12:00 |
| Finish time: | 13:00 |
| Members/event pass: | FREE |
| Non-members: | FREE |
Join this interactive BABOK study group and actively strengthen your BA skills through an engaging case study.
This hands-on series focuses on practical experience - connecting the dots in what you do to increase value.
Picking up where we left off in 2023, we'll turn our attention to 'How Do You Plan Your Business Analysis?' Proper planning is key - yet often neglected. Imagine showcasing an outline, stakeholders, outcomes and risks to justify analysis timelines, rather than getting squeezed by tight deadlines.
In this session facilitated by myself and the illustrious Imtiaz Kaderbhoy, Pip Hall and Matt Patman, we'll dive into BA planning - an often difficult area - and use our case study to systematically construct an actionable and compelling Business Analysis plan!
Through this journey over these 6 bi-weekly sessions, have fun collaborating while gaining skills to finish your week feeling accomplished.
Use the BOOK button at the top of screen to register (free)
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James Compton is the Director of Professional Development for the IIBA UK, helping bring value, performance and purpose to Business Analysts. He runs the IIBA UK mentorship scheme, BABOK study groups and regularly writes and speaks for the IIBA international community. He is a serious proponent and practitioner of personal development and devoted to unlocking the mind's potential using modern neuroscience combined with ancient wisdom.
In his spare time, James works on his food self-sufficiency initiatives, practises kickboxing and uses his BA skills to build out cutting edge coaching tools.
You can read the IIBA Professional Development "Impact Multiplier" here
Matt Patman has been a BA for 10 years, working across many sectors including; finance, energy, insurance and the Civil Service. He started as an SME and a tester before turning to Business Analysis. Matt has worked within a team of BAs and also a solo BA, it is this experience that led him to form the Cabinet Office BA Community of Practice.
It’s a supportive group of BAs where they share ideas, collectively problem-solve and discuss best practices. The goal for the community is to provide analysts with the support and guidance they need to deliver for their respective teams plus develop their careers.
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