NYC IIBA presents - Understanding Business Data Analytics - a CBDA snapshot - an Online event

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NYC IIBA presents - Understanding Business Data Analytics - a CBDA snapshot - an Online event

Tuesday, March 8, 2022 -

18:00 to 20:00

Past Event - Topic: NYC IIBA presents - Understanding Business Data Analytics - a CBDA snapshot - an Online even - March 8, 2022

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An engaging and informing evening. Thank you, Tom!

Data analytics are so important for businesses to understand the past, interpret the current, and charting the future, based on data. Business data analytics is the BA's role in the discipline.

The Certification in Business Data Analytics (CBDA) is one of four “specialty” certifications offered by the IIBA. Data Analytics is a domain that has garnered a great deal of attention as more and more organizations are seeking to become “data driven.” More than Data Analysts or Data Scientists, BAs have a unique opportunity to leverage their analysis skills to be a driving force in this transition.

This session will focus on understanding how core business analysis skills, combined with the ability to be agile and an understanding of the domain of data science and analysis can provide an organization with a path toward using their data assets to secure competitive advantage.

About the Speaker
Tom has been involved with software development for over 20 years, with experience as a developer, a manager of developers, a business analyst, a manager of business analysts, and an instructor of web development and business analysis.

In addition to certifications in Requirements Engineering, Scrum, Agile Business Analysis and Product Ownership, and Tableau, Tom holds five (of the seven) certifications offered by the IIBA.

Prior to focusing on preparing people for IIBA certification exams, Tom introduced and developed a business analysis practice, hired several certified BAs, and mentored and supported a number of his staff in achieving their IIBA certifications.

Before leaving NY, Tom was a long time member of the NYC IIBA chapter, and he served as an informal advisor/mentor to a previous chapter study group.

We will also be voting on Board member nominations at this meeting.

This is an online event. Please register in advance to receive meeting link.
We'll look forward to seeing you there!

NYC IIBA Chapter

Event Details:

NYC IIBA presents - Understanding Business Data Analytics - a CBDA snapshot - an Online event Tuesday, March 8, 2022 - 18:00 to 20:00 This is an online event. Please register in advance to receive meeting link. Data analytics are so important for businesses to understand the past, interpret the current, and charting the future, based on data. Business data analytics is the BA's role in the discipline. The Certification in Business Data Analytics (CBDA) is one of four “specialty” certifications offered by the IIBA. Data Analytics is a domain that has garnered a great deal of attention as more and more organizations are seeking to become “data driven.” More than Data Analysts or Data Scientists, BAs have a unique opportunity to leverage their analysis skills to be a driving force in this transition. This session will focus on understanding how core business analysis skills, combined with the ability to be agile and an understanding of the domain of data science and analysis can provide an organization with a path toward using their data assets to secure competitive advantage. About the Speaker Tom has been involved with software development for over 20 years, with experience as a developer, a manager of developers, a business analyst, a manager of business analysts, and an instructor of web development and business analysis. In addition to certifications in Requirements Engineering, Scrum, Agile Business Analysis and Product Ownership, and Tableau, Tom holds five (of the seven) certifications offered by the IIBA. Prior to focusing on preparing people for IIBA certification exams, Tom introduced and developed a business analysis practice, hired several certified BAs, and mentored and supported a number of his staff in achieving their IIBA certifications. Before leaving NY, Tom was a long time member of the NYC IIBA chapter, and he served as an informal advisor/mentor to a previous chapter study group. We will also be voting on Board member nominations at this meeting. This is an online event. Please register in advance to receive meeting link. We'll look forward to seeing you there! NYC IIBA Chapter

Event Location:

Online event - Zoom

Speaker:

Tom Tomosovic