The Business Analysis Standard provides a simplified, inclusive view of business analysis and includes the foundational concepts in an easy-to-use format.

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.

Celebrating the top 5 lessons learned on Global Business Analysis Day, a 24-hour event filled with leading speakers, networking opportunities and the IIBA Awards ceremony.

Ready to earn a business analysis certification? Here are some tips for getting certified quickly.

Having the business analysis skills employers want can advance your career faster. Explore the top skills for agile, product ownership, cybersecurity, and business data analytics.

Why do so many organizations fail at agile transformation? Here's how agile business analysis can ensure agile transformations don’t fail.

Business analysis professionals have thousands of techniques for solving problems and improving organizations. Taking stakeholders on a journey to the solution

The summer issue of BAM! shares practitioner tips for information mapping and specification by example, advice for business analysis managers, and looks at where the role of business analysis fits

Job stories are used to represent a product backlog item (PBI) or requirement, in terms of a job to be done, by a stakeholder.

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Ken Fulmer, a legend of our community, former IIBA President and CEO.