WEBINAR – How Business Analysis is Essential to Agile Success (6/27)
June 27, 2012, at 2 p.m. ET
Myths abound regarding the role of business analysis in Agile projects. Some people believe analysis is ignored, deferred, or even unnecessary. Others think business analysis occurs spontaneously inside a delivery cycle, without planning or pre-work. Still, others assume that if you’re doing Agile, you don’t need requirements or documentation.
In truth and in practice, business analysis—focused, structured, and disciplined—is essential for successful Agile product delivery, whether your team is small or large, distributed or co-located.
In this web seminar Agile business analysis expert Mary Gorman makes the case that business analysis is your key for:
- Discovering product options
- Collaborating to create Agile plans
- Conversing daily about what to deliver
- Adapting your product with each delivery cycle to respond to changes in business needs
- Maintaining a constant flow of business value
Join in as Mary debunks the myths and reveals the realities surrounding Agile business analysis and how it is actually crucial to your product and team’s success.
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SPEAKER:Mary Gorman, CBAP, CSM, VP of Quality and Delivery,EBG Consulting. Mary Gorman, CBAP, CSM, is VP of quality and delivery at EBG Consulting, who’s experts help you deliver high-value products that delight your customers. Mary works with global clients, speaks at industry conferences, and writes on requirements topics for the business analysis community. In addition to serving on the IIBA® Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® Committee for four years, Mary helped create the first certification exam for the Certified Business Analysis Professional™ (CBAP®). View EBG’s articles, blog, free eNewsletter, and useful practitioner resources on EBG’s website. Her book, Discover to Deliver: Agile Product Planning and Analysis, co-authored by Ellen Gottesdiener, will be available in August 2012.
