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Business Analysis is rapidly evolving as we adapt to a changing economy. In this issue of BA Lens our contributing writers explore how business analysis plays an important role in rising fields
The global cybersecurity market size is forecasted to grow to 248.26 billion U.S. dollars by 2023 1. The burgeoning demand for expertise to help companies mitigate their risk has created a key
Collaborating and brainstorming can take many formats. As a professional association it is important to share the work done by our local Chapters around the world to inspire, communicate ideas
Does your job title truly represent what you do? In the book, Business Analysis For Dummies written by Kupe Kupersmith, Paul Mulvey and Kate McGoey, they talk about the role of a business
If you are a Business Analyst (BA) working on an agile team, you know how important your role is, but do others? Your answer will vary depending on whether you work with SCRUM diehards that
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As you may have heard, in mid-November, business analysis professionals from around the globe gathered for the annual Building Business Capability (BBC) conference. While this annual event is
Product Ownership Blog Series, Part 2: Getting Good at User Story Mapping and Minimum Viable Product
By mastering User Story Mapping and Minimum Viable Product, Product Owners can better fulfill their role on an Agile team.
BAs Without Borders: Opportunities in a Remote-Working World - COVID-19 has shattered the misconception that remote working wasn't truly viable. Seen as an option for the ‘less committed’ in the