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Reframing and Reshaping Business Analysis—Part 3: Learning From Past Transformations
In this third instalment of “Reframing and Reshaping Business Analysis,” Filip Hendrickx examines how lessons from agile, product thinking, and DevOps inform the AI shift. He introduces a three-dimensional expansion model to help business analysts adapt their role in an AI-influenced environment.
Agentic AI Is Here. Analysis Still Matters.
As organizations rush to adopt agentic AI, speed too often comes at the expense of rigour. In this article, Angela Wick—published by Henry Stewart Publications—argues that business analysis is more critical than ever.
It is evolving beyond traditional requirements work into a strategic discipline that ensures AI systems align with human intent, deliver real business value, and operate within responsible governance frameworks.
Bring Your Ideas to a Global Audience
Step into the spotlight at Global Business Analysis Day and share your insights with a global audience. Inspire others, spark new ideas, and connect with professionals worldwide on November 6.
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What Communication Gaps Teach Us About Business Analysis
Why do well-designed processes still leave people behind? This article digs into the hidden flaws—communication gaps, workflow blind spots, faulty routing logic—that quietly undermine even the most structured systems.
The Person Who Does Great Work Nobody Sees
Great work isn't enough if nobody knows it's yours. Drawing from real conversations at the Building Business Capability conference, this article explores why visibility is the skill most business analysts never think to develop—and why they already have everything they need to build it.
Confidence Isn't a Personality Trait. So What Is It?
Confidence isn’t something you “unlock.” It’s something you build, practise, and carry with you into every room. Here’s how business analysis professionals can develop confidence that actually lasts.
Process Improvement Isn’t Failing—We’re Just Missing the Human Side
Process improvement often struggles when the human side of change is overlooked. This article explores how resistance, culture, influence, and change fatigue shape outcomes, and why business analysts need to focus on people and conversations alongside tools and frameworks.
AI Investing for Retail Investors: Opportunities, Risks, and What Most People Miss
AI is expanding access to investment analysis for retail investors while introducing risks such as hallucinated data, poor timing, and fraud. The article shows how a structured analytical approach helps investors evaluate AI output and make better decisions.
Three Perspectives From BA Digest Q2
This edition of BA Digest highlights three evolving areas of business analysis: developing people through thoughtful work allocation, incorporating adversarial thinking to address security earlier, and shifting from backlog management to a stronger focus on business value.




