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Summary of PMBOK® 4th Edition Changes

If you are sitting for the PMP® exam before June 30, 2009, expect questions to align with the Third Edition of the Project Management Body of Knowledge

Posted on Wednesday, February 11, 2009 0 Comments »

Presenting to Executives

A client of mine was telling me about the new and improved role of IT in their organization and said, due to increased visibility, there was a greater need than ever for analysts and PMs to be able to present data effectively

Posted on Thursday, January 22, 2009 0 Comments »

The Future – Right Brain Thinking and Business Analysis

A few thoughts on a book I read last year, A Whole New Mind by Daniel H. Pink. I pulled the book out again recently after a presentation I did for a local IIBA meeting. The presentation was focused on the future of the Business Analyst. I found that th

Posted on Friday, November 14, 2008 0 Comments »
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(Instructor) was great. Her knowledge of the subject and ability/desire to focus on our needs was phenomenal. We gained so much from those two days. I have already spoke with my boss (Director of IT) about some needed changes and access rights to allow us to be a much more productive group. Some of the things (instructor) showed us and helped us with will allow us to reduce the number of man hours required for one of our primary functions by 3 to 4 hours per event.