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Foundational competencies are the basic skills, abilities and characteristics that are necessary to perform effective business analysis.
In honour of International Volunteer Day, let’s explore how IIBA volunteers contribute to the profession—and how you can, too.
Welcome to the dynamic world of functional consultants, the behind-the-scenes champions who connect business needs with technical solutions. Learn how these versatile professionals keep
While data analytics has increasingly embraced AI, Big Data, and LLMs in recent years, this article focuses on practical, accessible approaches for small business owners. It outlines how simple
Adapt. Empathize. Lead. Learn how change leaders can harness empathy, resilience, and structured strategies like the ADKAR model to guide their teams through effective organizational
Strategy analysis should be performed as a business need is identified. It provides context to requirements analysis and design definition for a given change.
Dreaming of career growth? Learn how IIBA certifications helped these seven business analysis professionals reach new heights in diverse fields.
The six core concepts highlighted in the definition of business analysis — Change, Need, Solution, Value, Stakeholder, and Context — form a powerful model for effective business analysis, the
Startups love chaos, but Rally the Locals was born in it. Here's how business analysis tools helped turn an idea built during a pandemic into a community movement that connected, supported,