On April 18, 2024, Qulix participated in the BA Excellence Conference hosted by the Global Business Analysis Community.
The conference was organized in partnership with such renowned organizations as the International Qualification Board for Business Analysis (IQBBA), International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA), Bridging the Gap, and She Is Tech.
The five-day event brought together business analysis professionals and innovators for an in-depth look at their dynamic industry. The conference agenda featured ten enlightening talks and five practical sessions, all centered around critical topics shaping the future of business analysis: current challenges, the influence of artificial intelligence, and the core competencies that business analysts must cultivate to prosper in their careers. Speakers shared real cases from their experiences, highlighting working strategies, tools, and best practices they use daily to drive growth and innovation across their domain.
Key topics covered:
- Technological advancements and the evolving role of business analysts;
- Emerging trends in business analysis;
- The impact of AI on the BA profession;
- Technical and soft skills for BAs to excel in 2024;
- Major obstacles business analysts have to overcome today.
Qulix was represented by Veronika Anisimkova, our seasoned business analyst and an experienced IT mentor. In her presentation titled “Mentor’s View: Tech Skills Pivoting BA Advancement”, Veronika delved into her real-life case study, emphasizing the nuances of BA training and common hurdles practitioners tackle. Her unique perspective shed light on the transformations happening with the role of BAs, drawing on her extensive experience as a mentor.
Veronika’s speech was warmly welcomed by the listeners. The flood of questions underscored just how vital her topic was to the BA community, sparkling lively debates and exchanges that left everyone feeling energized and inspired.
She thanked the conference hosts, her listeners, and colleagues for their support and shared her emotions after delivering the presentation:
“I’ve had speaking engagements before, and honestly, doing it online is not the same. When you’re one-on-one with your presentation, you’re unable to feel the energy or get immediate feedback from the audience. So, I want to extend my gratitude to each colleague for the support and feedback you’ve sent my way.”
To access Veronika’s presentation and explore the materials she shared, please check this page.
For more details on the event, please visit the official page of the conference.
