Events

Join us for an engaging and insightful session on how to harness the power of questions to drive successful outcomes in Business Analysis. Whether you're a seasoned BA or just starting out, this meetup will equip you with practical tools and techniques to elevate your questioning skills and influence decision-making in your projects

Elicitation and Collaboration - Knowledge Area

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IIBA Study Group

Solution Evaluation

IIBA Study Group - Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring

IIBA Study Group - Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring

Join us on the 20th February 6PM online for an insightful conversation with Malini Jayaganesh, who will share practical strategies for experienced business analysts looking to advance into senior leadership roles. Drawing from her own journey of moving from business analyst to executive, Malini will discuss how to leverage your skills and experience to accelerate your career.

As Business Analysts, we're all too familiar with the challenge of untangling complex processes, identifying inefficiencies, and delivering actionable recommendations – often with limited resources and tight deadlines. The business world's demand for "quick wins" is ever-present, and the pressure is on. After more than a decade of trying to master BPMN, Peter discovered something game-changing: Universal Process Notation (UPN). It’s a process mapping method that’s not only simpler but faster, providing the clarity, relatability and agility that BPMN sometimes lacks. UPN cuts through complexity without sacrificing depth, making it easier to communicate process insights to stakeholders and drive effective change. If we’re going to achieve more with less, faster—UPN might just be our new best tool. Peter has been using UPN at TVNZ with resounding success and support from stakeholders. In this session, he will share his experiences and provide you with practical tools and templates that you can apply immediately to your own work. And for anyone worried you've wasted so much time learning and applying BPMN; don't worry! Peter will also explain why both UPN and BPMN are not the same thing; and when to use each of them to support each other. Come and join for a fun event and take away knowledge that you can use right away.