Cyberattacks have grown rapidly in 2020. A staggering 68% of business leaders feel their cybersecurity risks are increasing1 and more than 89% of business analysis professionals agree that risk
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Business analysis is often found in the IT department, but you can find Business Analysis professionals working with your strategy team, data scientists, marketing, HR, project management, and
One of the biggest challenges a Scrum Master or Agile Coach who really wants to have an impact on his/her team faces is knowing how to get through to and inspire EVERYONE in the team. I’m not
As the Manager of Business Analysis here at IIBA, I’m responsible for organizing work for my team. With several decades of business analysis experience, I’ve learned that planning is critical for
Business analysis professionals and those who want to enter the field need professional business analysis certifications. Here’s why.
There is a growing need for business analysts in cybersecurity. Here are a few signs a BA is prepared to work in cybersecurity.
The average cost of a malware attack on a company is $2.4 million. A business analyst can help companies protect sensitive data.
At its current rate of growth, big data for healthcare in the U.S. will soon reach the zettabyte scale. With the help of business analysts, healthcare organizations can leverage this data to
In today’s business world many of us have experienced situations similar to the position the groom faced. We find ourselves charged with the responsibility to fulfill a job that has deficient
User Story is an term unambiguously related to Agile methodology of software development. When we think of Scrum we usually associate it with User Story and the other way around. What is User