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Continue reading →: Write so things don’t go wrongAs the art of being a business analyst evolves, we are confronted with very many questions. The advent of AI has already had us in a position to question how we can leverage it for our own success without making us obsolete. I have sat in a meeting and watched…
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Continue reading →: Using declarative diagramming toolsA picture tells a thousand words and as business analysts, it becomes important for us to do just that, to stakeholders needing a birds eye view and those needing a more granular view into how things do and should work. I remember first learning how to use diagramming tools that…
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Continue reading →: BA Summit Southern AfricaI was given the great honour of being a speaker at this year’s BA summit – an event dubbed the business analysis event of the year, hosted by the South African chapter of the International Institute of Business Analysts. The theme was “resilience and reinvention: business analysis in a fast…
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Continue reading →: Recognising the “Soft” in software engineeringHarnessing Human Skills in a Technical World Very recently, I was a guest on the Entelect Engage weekly podcast where there the topic was the power of mentorship amongst the women in the company. The tech industry is still predominantly male and one of the strides that Entelect has taken…
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Continue reading →: Showing up as a business analyst throughout the Dev(Sec)Ops cycleAs business analysts we often find ourselves operating in various contexts. Whilst there is a generally understood sequence of events in the typical software development lifecycle, we are often required to adapt to the delivery method within a project team or at a client. There is increasing focus on Dev(Sec)Ops…
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