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This blog is a summary of the article New Techniques Business Analysts Will Need to Leverage Post-Pandemic from the July issue of IIBA’s members e-magazine BA Lens.
So, you’ve gone Agile. You do daily scrums, retrospectives, and all the “right” Agile ceremonies. But still, your organization isn’t quite convinced that Agile is the answer. And while you
Why should you care about agile? Explore this curated list of IIBA’s top blogs on Agile.
Detailed job descriptions are one of the most undervalued aspects of the hiring process, and one of the biggest roadblocks to getting the quality candidate flow you want.
Hiring a business analysis professional not only enhances the company's operations but also simplifies interactions with customers.
Agile consists of MVP releases which continuously improve on their ability to satisfy. For example, the team will work to release the minimum required to transport the user from point A to B
Agile shifts how business analysis is done, but it doesn’t change the fact that business analysis needs to be done. Our research has shown the direct relationship that requirements have with the
Business analysis is key to enabling change that drives business success. Business analysis is more than defining requirements, it is a disciplined approach for introducing and managing change
User stories are the most common way of representing requirements on an agile project. And it’s often a responsibility that falls on the business analyst or product owner assigned to create them.