Achieve better business outcomes at the strategic, tactical, and operational level.
Improve efficiency by utilizing tools and standards in the BABOK® Guide and get everyone speaking the same language of business analysis by certifying your team.
Address skills gaps and align training and development with business needs.
Set benchmarks and align competencies to roles and mandates utilizing The Business Analysis Competency Model. Get a quantitative assessment methodology for resource management, training, and development.
Stay on top of market trends and receive support on key issues your organization is facing today.
Corporate leaders gain access to research and reports to inform outlook and strategy in today’s shifting markets and participate in facilitated networking events.
Business Analysis in an agile environment puts focus on value and collaboration with analysis still at the core of business outcomes! We have seen a 21% increase of business analysis in an Agile Context from 2017 to 2019 based on respondents in IIBA’s Global Business Analysis Salary Survey.
The role of business analysis in cybersecurity is rapidly on the rise. The joint IIBA and IEEE Computer Society’s learning and certification provide the credibility of a joint certification and the opportunity to learn key cybersecurity concepts and tools business analysis professionals will need to support your organization’s cybersecurity initiatives.
Today, most organizations rely on big data analysis to get valuable data insights. For this reason, the demand for big data experts is high. This area needs a blend of business data analytics skill with hands-on exposure to the business analysis tools.
IIBA welcomes businesses, organizations, and institutions of all sizes and in all industries. Corporate Members provide valuable insights and feedback to the way business analysis is evolving as we collaboratively advance the practice of business analysis. The Corporate Program offers Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum-level memberships that can be customized to meet your organization’s specific needs.
So, you have gone Agile. You do daily scrums, retrospectives, and all the “right” Agile ceremonies. But still, your organization is not quite convinced that Agile is the answer. And while you might have some idea of what the team that works next to you is doing, for some strange reason the teams sometimes conflict and there seems to be a lack of communication between you, the other teams, and leadership.
Any big endeavor starts with the right mindset and the journey to achieving enterprise agility is no exception. The right environment needs to be created and it requires a commitment to education and training, new tools and techniques, patient transition, and cultural change. With any process or methodology implementation, practices will need to be adapted and localized.
What are some of the challenges that we face today? Uncertainty about the future and how to respond, how to monitor performance in a fast-changing
world, which opportunities to pursue to achieve positive performance, and how to deal with the massive amount of data and get value from that data – these are just some of the most common challenges.