So, what does the future for business analysis professionals look like? We’ve rounded together nine business analysis professionals to share their insights on the future of work.

The Corona virus has driven many organizations to work virtually – at least those considered non-essential services and for many firms this is the first time their employees have worked remotely.

Today’s business analysis professionals have more opportunities in areas such as cybersecurity analysis, product ownership and business architecture, in the April issue of BA Lens we explore the

The concept of “job crafting” highlights individual experiences and additional resources for greater well-being and positive work identity.

Cybersecurity is a growing and exciting market for business analysis professionals to tap into. How can you scale and upskill yourself to move into a role in cybersecurity? Do you have the skills

Hiring a business analysis professional not only enhances the company's operations but also simplifies interactions with customers.

IIBA celebrated this year’s International Women’s Day with a Women in Business Analysis panel webinar. Moderator, Jodie Kane, Business Analysis Consultant, asked our panelists Barbara Carkenord,

Business analysis is growing in popularity as a career. By building and validating your skillset and networking, you can get into business analysis. 

Business analysts and other professionals can experience career growth by joining a membership association that offers free resources and information, discounted training, and more.

If you’re facilitating your first workshop it’s important to understand your role to get the results you need. Do you know what the different types of workshops are? What are your goals? And what