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Monday 21 March 2022
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1030 – 1100 | Opening Networking Session Join your peers for a chat over a cup of coffee. Meet colleagues, sponsors and speakers as you are randomly allocated through a series of four-person 5 minute video chats. You never know who you might meet! |
1100 – 1300 | OPENING PLENARY SESSION |
1100 – 1115 | Event Opening
Briana Ertanin, AUS |
1115 – 1200 | Keynote Speaker
BAs on the World Stage, a Global Update Keith Ellis, US Keith is a recognized voice in the business analysis community, has published and spoken extensively in our field, and, at one point had over 60,000 attendees to his webinars annually. His 2008 study, The Business Analysis Benchmark, quantified for the first time the economic impact of mature business analysis practices and their positive impact on overall project success rates. Keith holds an undergraduate business degree from Wilfrid Laurier University in Canada and MSc in Computer Science from Lancaster University in the UK for his research in business analysis. |
1200 – 1300 | Keynote Speaker
Forget about Project and Requirements Metrics! Product Metrics Is Where It’s At! Angela Wick, US In addition to her role as CEO of BA-Squared and founder of BA-Cube.com, Angela is also a LinkedIn Learning instructor on Agile Product Ownership and Business Analysis, IC-Agile Authorized Trainer, Product Owner and BA highly-rated trainer, highly-rated speaker, sought-after workshop facilitator, and contributor to many industry publications. Chair: Arvind Arcot |
1300 – 1800 | BREAK |
1800 – 1845 | AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSION Chair: Sri Balachandar |
Keynote Speaker
Secret Sauce for Building Successful Communities of Practice Pardeep Dhanda, UK |
Tuesday 22 March 2022
1100 – 1145 | PLENARY SESSION Chair: Luigi Bini |
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Keynote Speaker
Upskilling for Agile: Winning Strategies for a Successful Transition to Agile Analysis and Planning for Business Analysts Howard Podeswa is a thought leader in the intersection of agile and business analysis. For over twenty years, he has been helping large organizations adapt and optimize their analysis and planning practices for agile software development approaches. He has authored a number of books based on these experiences that have become staple references for practitioners – UML for the IT Business Analyst (2nd edition, cengage, 2009), exploring the BA function within an iterative-incremental process and The Business Analyst’s Handbook (cengage, 2008), a reference manual for BAs in agile and traditional organizations. |
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1145 -1200 | BREAK |
1200 – 1245 | CONCURRENT SESSION ONE | |
TRACK #1 – Reskilled Chair: Sri Balachandar |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Chair: Briana Ertanin |
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What Makes People Tick (and Click): The Psychology Behind Phishing, Vishing and Smishing
Erich Kron |
Five skills for Business Analysts to set you apart in 2022
Arash Arabi (This presentation will not be recorded so please watch live) |
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1245 – 1300 | BREAK | |
1300 – 1400 | PLENARY SESSION Chair Arvind Arcot |
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Keynote Speaker
Advancing Professional Development in Business Analysis Zara D’Ambra is a principal business analyst, and business analysis practice lead working for digital operations and technology at Commonwealth Bank. Zara has worked at CommBank for over 20 years and has been a business analyst for over 13 years. She has experience in strategic analysis, business solution consulting, and people leadership. Julie Hockey is an executive manager for the academy for career excellence at Commonwealth Bank. The Academy for Career Excellence is the technical learning academy for Technology in the CBA Group. The Academy is focused on bringing people, processes and technology together to enable people to have the right capabilities to be successful. |
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1400 – 1730 | BREAK |
1730 – 1815 | PLENARY SESSION Chair: Anna Rajander |
Keynote Speaker
Delivering optimal business outcomes with BPM Biju is a well-known business analysis practitioner, consultant, and corporate trainer for the past 9 years and have conducted more than 300+ corporate trainings, trained 2500+ participants and have helped hundreds pass IIBA CBAP, CCBA, AAC and ECBA examinations. Biju heads SkillCert Consultancy Private Ltd an IIBA EEP for the past 8 years as Director and Chief operating officer. |
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1815 – 1830 | BREAK |
1830 – 1915 | CONCURRENT SESSION TWO |
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TRACK #1 – Reskilled Chair: Luigi Bini |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Chair: Anna Rajander |
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#SQUADGOALS – Collaboration for Connection
Theo Kapodistrias |
Retrospect yourself
Christina Lovelock |
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1915 – 1930 | BREAK |
1930 – 2015 | PLENARY SESSION Chair: Toby Travanner |
Panel Session
Presidents Forum – Business Analysts being Responsive, Resilient and Reskilled |
Wednesday 23 March 2022
1030 – 1100 | Delegate Networking Function Take this opportunity to meet colleagues, sponsors and speakers through small group meetings. Participants will be randomly allocated through a series of four-person 5 minute video chats. You never know who you might meet! |
1100 – 1145 | CONCURRENT SESSION THREE | ||
TRACK #1 – Resilient Chair: Luigi Bini |
TRACK #2 – Responsive Chair: Abi Sachi |
TRACK #3 – Hands On Workshop 1100 – 1300 |
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Creating Requirements During Times Of Constant Change
Pamela Paterson |
Driving Decisions with Data: Delight or Disaster?
Dr Joe Perez (This presentation will not be recorded so please watch live) |
Workshop: Develop an Object-oriented Business Capability Map – Hands-on Workshop
Mohammad Mirkarimi David Grindlay
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1145 – 1200 | BREAK |
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1200 – 1245 | PLENARY SESSION Chair: Anastasia Golubeva |
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Keynote Speaker
The Future of BAs Eno Eka is a business analyst and change manager based in Calgary, Alberta. She is an award-winning career coach and speaker who has been recognized for helping more than 20,000 professionals around the world kickstart their professional careers. She is a business analysis content developer and course instructor at the University of Manitoba. She is the CEO of Eny Consulting Inc and Founder of Business Analysis School. In 3 years of arriving in Canada, Eno has touched the lives of thousands of immigrants to Canada.
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1245 – 1730 | BREAK |
1730 – 1815 | CONCURRENT SESSION FOUR |
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TRACK #1 – Responsive Chair: Luigi Bini |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Chair: Ally Duncan |
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UI Design – How to design without buttons
Andrew Lizzio |
Functional & Non-Functional Business Requirements – are they really that clear cut?
Rajiv Roy |
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1815 – 1830 | BREAK |
1830 – 1915 | CONCURRENT SESSION FIVE | ||
TRACK #1 – Responsive Chair: Ally Duncan |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Chair: Nurein Samsuri |
TRACK #3 – Responsive Chair: Luigi Bini |
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Channelling Games for Gains
Oluwakorede Asuni |
What’s next in your career journey?
Elise Stevens |
The Transformation of Education in IIBA Australia
Tim Wrathall
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1915 – 1930 | BREAK |
1930 – 2015 | PLENARY SESSION Chair: Anastasia Golubeva |
Keynote Speaker
Cybersecurity – whose responsibility is it? Bindu Channaveerappa, Business Analysis Consultant, International Speaker and Director of IIBA UK London Communities. Bindu comes with 15 years of experience in Business Analysis and is qualified from IIBA and BCS. Recognising the need for Cybersecurity analysis, Bindu, proactively studied Security Management and since has become a keen advocate to make Cybersecurity inclusive within the mainstream business analysis. She is part of the IIBA’s Cybersecurity Certification team authoring the IIBA Cybersecurity Certification curriculum and the exam questions. Bindu also has taken this imperative message to several countries and delivering speeches and workshops at various Business Analysis and Cybersecurity conferences. |
Thursday 24 March 2022
1100 – 1145 | PLENARY SESSION Chair: Sri Balachandar |
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Keynote Speaker
The Big Power of Small Dana has 20 years experience in IT and product design/development. As a digital transformation specialist, she’s led digital transformations at Fortune 500 organizations, helping establish empowered, customer-focused teams who continuously deliver value. |
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1145 – 1200 | BREAK |
1200 – 1245 | PLENARY SESSION |
Keynote Speaker
Humans are hard, Code is easy Tom Henricksen is a problem-solving technology professional. He has worked in various roles in technology for over twenty years. Tom has learned how to solve challenging issues in technology and lead technical teams. He can help you develop those skills too! |
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1245 – 1315 | Delegate Networking Function Share lunch “virtually” with colleagues, sponsors and speakers through small group meetings. Participants will be randomly allocated through a series of four-person 5 minute video chats. A great opportunity to catch up and share your thoughts on the Festival with your peers! |
1315 – 1630 | BREAK |
1630 – 1715 | PLENARY SESSION Chair: Anastasia Golubeva |
Keynote Speaker
Building the Business Analysis Hero Journey About Paul Benn, CBAP, AAC … Paul has worked as a business analyst for over 25 years. He started his career in Cape Town, South Africa, working on a projects in Denmark, and the United Kingdom. Now settled in New Zealand, Paul is the Vice President of Marketing for the IIBA New Zealand Chapter. a BA consultant for Redvespa, volunteers for Business Mentors NZ and Victoria University Masters of Business Analysis. |
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1715 – 1730 | BREAK |
1730 – 1815 | CONCURRENT SESSION SIX | |
TRACK #1 – Responsive Chair: Sundeep Samujh |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Chair: James Barnes |
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1730 – 1815 | What should a Business Analyst know as a knowledge Co-Creator?
Prasanthni Kalyanasundaram |
The Recruitment Landscape
Jill Ryder |
Friday 25 March 2022
1030 – 1230 | CONCURRENT SESSION EIGHT | ||
TRACK #1 – Reskilled | TRACK #2 – Responsive Chair: Abi Sachi |
TRACK #3 – Resilient Chairs: Evan Klose & Liza Laya |
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1030 – 1130 | 2 Hour Workshop: Let’s Engage and Collaborate…Wherever Our Stakeholders are These Days! Jamie Champagne Business Analyst, Champagne Collaborations |
1 Hour Presentation: Engineering the Business Experience: How Business Rules, Business Processes, Data, and Requirements Can All Work Together
Gladys Lam |
45 Min Presentation – My Best Life – A workshop to support your Wellbeing
Lindsay Tighe (This presentation will not be recorded so please watch live) |
1115 – 1145 |
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Break | |
1145 – 1215 | 45 Min Presentation – How a Business Analyst can change the Marketing Strategy of the Organization?
Pranav Kotak |
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1215 – 1230 | |||
1230 – 1300 | BREAK |
1300 – 1415 | CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Chair: Garrie Irons |
1300 – 1400 | Keynote Speakers
A Global Overview & Update Delvin Fletcher is currently the President and CEO of the International Institute of Business Analysis™ (IIBA®). Prior to joining IIBA he served as Chief Information Officer with the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario (CPA Ontario) since 2017. He has a background in membership associations, information systems, public accounting, government, and not-for-profits. Delvin also brings experience from Ethoca Technologies, Xchange Technology Group, Sap Canada, Shred-it International and other prominent organizations where he acted in senior leadership roles. (This presentation will not be recorded so please watch live) |
1400 – 1415 | Event Close
Briana Ertanin, AUS
(This presentation will not be recorded so please watch live) |
Tuesday 22nd March
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This content will only be presented at the Adelaide in-person event. It will not be streamed online. Please note the program may be subject to change.
0815 – 0845 | Registration Open Ian McLachlan Room East |
0845 – 0945 | OPENING PLENARY SESSION Ian McLachlan Room West |
0845 – 0900 | Event Opening – Acknowledgement of Country
Evan Klose |
0900 – 0945 | Keynote Speaker
Why Your Processes Suck (And How To Make Them Not Suck) Daniel Rayner Sponsored By: |
0945 – 1030 | CONCURRENT SESSION ONE | |
TRACK #1 – Reskilled Ian McLachlan Room |
TRACK #2 – Resilient SACA Committee Room |
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0945 – 1030 | Humanising IT™
Katrina Macdermid |
Workshop: The Black Swan of your progress – how to stop going backwards
Marina Pullin |
1030 – 1100 | MORNING TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Ian McLachlan Room East |
1100 – 1300 | CONCURRENT SESSION TWO | |
TRACK #1 – Reskilled Ian McLachlan Room |
TRACK #2 – Responsive SACA Committee Room |
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1100 – 1145 | Using Business Analysis skills and techniques to start a consultancy mid COVID-19 (when everyone said not to!)
Linda Field |
Workshop: Leveraging Best Practice through Facilitation
Sharon Honner |
1145 – 1230 | Evolution: The evolving role of the BA at SA Power Networks
Liz Renton |
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1230 – 1300 | Business Analyst, Functional Analyst and Product Owner, a PM point of view
Lachlan Mollison |
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1300 – 1400 | LUNCH & EXHIBITION BREAK Ian McLachlan Room East |
1400 – 1530 | CONCURRENT SESSION THREE | |
TRACK #1 – Resilient Ian McLachlan Room |
TRACK #2 – Reskilled SACA Committee Room |
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1400 – 1445 | Using Scrum to scale Scrum, the basics of Scrum@Scale
Jason Cameron |
Workshop: Design Thinking and Learning To Fly
Dan Levy |
1445 – 1530 | Challenges and Solutions – Commissioning a new digital building during a pandemic
Stephan Fourie |
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1530 – 1600 | AFTERNOON TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Ian McLachlan Room East |
1600 – 1740 | CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Ian McLachlan Room West |
1600 – 1645 | Keynote Speaker
Developing a customer-centric culture Eva Balan-Vnuk |
1645 – 1730 | Panel Session
Closing Panel Evan Klose |
1730 – 1740 | Event Close & Thank you |
1740 – 1830 | Post Event Networking Drinks |
Tuesday 22nd March
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This content will only be presented at the Brisbane in-person event. It will not be streamed online. Please note the program may be subject to change.
0815 – 0900 | Registration Open Boulevard Auditorium Foyer |
0900 – 1015 | OPENING PLENARY SESSION Boulevard Auditorium |
0900 – 0915 | Official Welcome
Acknowledgement of Country |
0915 – 1015 | Keynote Speaker
The Social Analyst: being a BA in the age of connections Georgiana Mannion Sponsored By: |
1015 – 1045 | MORNING TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Boulevard Auditorium Foyer |
1045 – 1300 | CONCURRENT SESSION ONE | |
TRACK #1 – People Boulevard Auditorium |
TRACK #2 – Data Boulevard B1&2 |
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1045 – 1130 | Product Manager, Product Owner and Business Analyst – what is the difference?
Tim Coventry |
Workshop: Storytelling with Data
Kate Norris |
1130 – 1215 | How many hats are YOU wearing?
Rebecca Weaver & Emily Bone |
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1215 – 1300 | Digital Technology in Mining
Manav Krishan |
Does your business have the intelligence to excel at change?
Sean Hall |
1300-1400 | LUNCH & EXHIBITION BREAK Boulevard Auditorium Foyer |
1400 – 1545 | CONCURRENT SESSION TWO | |
TRACK #1 – Systems & Techniques Boulevard Auditorium |
TRACK #2 – Skills & Maturity Boulevard B1&2 |
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1400 – 1445 | Journey of Intelligent Automation and the key role of Business Analyst
Ronak Mathur |
Establishing Business Analysis as a Practice in your Organisation
Gareth Jones |
1445 – 1515 | Embedding analytics to optimise customer experience and revenue
Jason Tan |
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1515 – 1545 | Lean Prototyping
Adarsh Thakur |
Real – mastering soft skills to nail your assignment
Marius Daniels |
1545 – 1615 | AFTERNOON TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Boulevard Auditorium Foyer |
1615 – 1715 | CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Boulevard Auditorium |
1615 – 1700 | Keynote Speaker
Using OKRs to ensure you don’t forget what you learnt today Ryan McKergow |
1700 – 1715 | Event Close |
1715 – 1830 | Post Event Networking Drinks |
Friday 25th March
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0800 – 0845 | Registration Open Ballroom Foyer |
0845 – 0945 | OPENING PLENARY SESSION Ballroom 1 |
0845 – 0900 | Event Opening
Garrie Irons |
0900 – 0945 | Keynote Speaker
The Purpose-Driven Business Analyst Carl Sudholz Sponsored By: |
0945 – 1015 | MORNING TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Ballroom Foyer |
1015 – 1215 | CONCURRENT SESSION ONE | |
TRACK #1 Ballroom 1 |
TRACK #2 Ballroom 2 |
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1015 – 1100 | Who do you think you are? Digital identity and cybersecurity
Rajiv Shah |
Workshop: Relationship Dynamics: leading with and capitalising on status– in any project environment
Haydn Thomas |
1100 – 1145 | DO IT RIGHT FIRST TIME
Alicia James |
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1145 – 1215 | Core strengths of a Business Analyst
David Dalrymple |
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1215 – 1300 | LUNCH & EXHIBITION BREAK Ballroom Foyer |
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1300 – 1400 | Keynote Speaker
A Global Overview & Update Delvin Fletcher |
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1400 – 1410 | Presentation of certificates for the 2021 Canberra Study Group |
1410 – 1545 | CONCURRENT SESSION TWO | |
TRACK #1 Ballroom 1 |
TRACK #2 Ballroom 2 |
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1415 – 1445 | Soft Skills in a Digital Age – The Art of Storytelling for Business Analysts
Virginia Shaw |
5 lessons Business Analysis teaches us for life
Navdeep Chhabra |
1445 – 1500 | Break | |
1500 – 1545 | Why I BA – applying the Competency Roadmap to understanding yourself and developing a successful BA career
Garrie Irons |
The practical application of Business Architecture
Krishan Jogia
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1545 – 1615 | AFTERNOON TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Ballroom Foyer |
1615 – 1710 | CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Ballroom 1 |
1615 – 1700 | Keynote Speaker
Lessons Learned from Lean Discovery Duncan Buchannan |
1700 – 1710 | Event Close
Garrie Irons |
1710 – 1830 | Post Event Networking Drinks |
Thursday 24th March
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This content will only be presented at the Melbourne in-person event. It will not be streamed online. Please note the program may be subject to change.
0815 – 0900 | Registration Open Level 2 Foyer 2.7 & 2.8 |
0900 – 1015 | OPENING PLENARY SESSION Meeting Room 219 & 220 |
0900 – 0915 | Event Opening
Liza Laya |
0915 – 1015 | Keynote Speakers
What we do matters, and here’s why Craig is CEO of Everest Engineering, an international software agency with team members in the US, Australia, India and the UK, and customers all over the world. Craig’s own story includes being an early adopter of agile methods and practices and co-founder of LAST Conference in Australia and co-founder of Everest Engineering. He also managed a global Saas product development team for several years until it was acquired in 2019. Everest Engineering is a software engineering consultancy with a global reach. Our strength lies in the capability and diversity of our people. We are proudly inclusive and we celebrate our individual differences and shared common values. Sponsored By: |
1015 – 1045 | MORNING TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Level 2 Foyer 2.7 & 2.8 |
1045 – 1245 | CONCURRENT SESSION ONE | ||
TRACK #1 – Responsive Meeting Room 219 |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Meeting Room 220 |
TRACK #3 – Reskilled Meeting Room 218 |
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1045 – 1130 | Advancing Professional Development in Business Analysis
Zara D’Ambra |
The Purpose-Driven Business Analyst
Ruth Lewis |
Workshop: The Value of Design Techniques for Business Analysts
Elizabeth Ring |
1130- 1215 | The business case for Digital Accessibility
Rick Giner |
Moving from Good to Great in your Business Analysis Journey
John Parshotamdas |
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1215 – 1245 | Topic TBA
Aneta Nikoloski |
Scaling Business Agility
Igor Arkhipov |
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1245 – 1345 | LUNCH & EXHIBITION BREAK Level 2 Foyer 2.7 & 2.8 |
1345 – 1545 | CONCURRENT SESSION TWO | |||
TRACK #1 – Responsive Meeting Room 219 |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Meeting Room 220 |
TRACK #3 – Reskilled Meeting Room 218 |
TRACK #4 – Reskilled Meeting Room 215 |
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1345 – 1430 | How to stand out in a crowd of business analysts
Malini Jayaganesh |
Business Analyst – the Jolly Joker of the team
Gabor Devenyi |
Workshop: Define a product with the user in mind
Pilar Esteban Gizem Kurangil |
Workshop: Develop an Object-oriented Business Capability Map – Hands-on Workshop
Mohammad Mirkarimi David Grindlay |
1430 – 1515 | The Art Of Getting Business Analysis Right
Maria Montgomery |
Five skills for Business Analysts to set you apart in 2022
Arash Arabi |
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1515 – 1545 | Helping you create Deaf-friendly Experiences
Nikhil Bora |
Professional Networking: Applying elicitation techniques to accelerate your career
Naomi Pollock |
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1545 – 1615 | AFTERNOON TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Level 2 Foyer 2.7 & 2.8 |
1615 – 1730 | CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Meeting Room 219 & 220 |
1615 – 1715 | Keynote Speakers
The Unstoppable BA Damian Wilson & Michael Augello & Delvin Fletcher Damian is a passionate advocate for business analysis professional mastery. He has spent over 20 years working with individuals and enterprises to build effective business analysis capability. Over this time, Damian has observed many different capability uplift approaches and seen which ones deliver the best results. Damian is a Past President of IIBA Australia and is currently responsible for business analysis capability at Toll Group. Michael has been an influential leader in Business Analysis over many years. His passionate involvement in building successful professional communities saw him serve 8 years with the global board of IIBA® where he had a central role in developing strategy. Michael served as Global Board Chair in 2014-2016.Michael has a strong entrepreneurial style which brings energy to all of his undertakings. Delvin is the current CEO and President of IIBA. |
1715 – 1730 | Event Close
Liza Laya |
1730 – 1845 | Post Event Networking Drinks |
Thursday 24th March
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This content will only be presented at the Perth in-person event. It will not be streamed online. Please note the program may be subject to change.
1230 – 1245 | Registration Open Ballroom Foyer |
1245 – 1345 | LUNCH & EXHIBITION BREAK Foyer West/Outdoor Piazza West |
1300 – 1355 | OPENING PLENARY SESSION Karri Room |
1300 – 1330 | Quick Bite Speaker
2022 & the BA Recruitment Market Kyle Burnett |
1330 – 1355 | Event Opening
Anna Rajander |
1355 – 1525 | CONCURRENT SESSION ONE | |
TRACK #1 Karri Room 1 |
TRACK #2 Pinnacles Room |
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1355 – 1440 | Different BA personas of Banking Industry
Kunwar Singh |
Step 1 – Conduct business analysis planning
Sally-Anne Mitchell |
1440 – 1525 | The Trials & Tribulations of a Business Analyst
Jason Yau |
Delivering Value: Understanding the relationship between business analysis and success
Anna Rajander |
1525 – 1600 | AFTERNOON TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Foyer West/Outdoor Piazza West |
1600 – 1645 | CONCURRENT SESSION TWO | |
TRACK #1 Karri Room |
TRACK #2 Pinnacles Room |
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1600 – 1645 | Covering the bases – dynamism in a day as a BA
James Armenti |
A door to systematic thinking
Triveni Gajbhiye |
1645 – 1740 | CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Karri Room |
1645 – 1730 | Panel Discussion
Responsive, Resilient, Reskill – So, What’s Next? Facilitated by Ant Erickson Sponsored By: |
1730 – 1740 | Event Close
Anna Rajander |
1740 – 1830 | Post Event Networking Drinks |
Hosted by the IIBA Perth Branch
We thank the Perth Festival Platinum sponsor
Wednesday 23rd March
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This content will only be presented at the Sydney in-person event. It will not be streamed online. Please note the program may be subject to change.
0815 – 0900 | Registration Open Ballroom Foyer |
0900 – 1025 | OPENING PLENARY SESSION Ballroom 2 |
0900 – 0915 | Event Opening Sri Balachandar IIBA Sydney Branch Chair |
0915 – 1000 | Keynote Speaker
From Business Analyst to CIO Stephanie Chung |
1000 – 1025 | Keynote Speaker
The BA World Stage Delvin Fletcher |
1025 – 1045 | MORNING TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Ballroom Foyer |
1045 – 1245 | CONCURRENT SESSION ONE | ||
TRACK #1 – Responsive Ballroom 2 |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Ballroom 1 |
TRACK #3 – Reskilled Ballroom 3 |
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1045 – 1130 | What makes a great PO?
James King |
Workshop: Writing Business Definitions
Mark Atkins |
The Influential Future Business Analyst in a Sustainable Business Organisation
James Barnes |
1130 – 1215 | Amplify your organisation’s analytical capabilities
Wei Hsiao |
Humanising IT™
Katrina Macdermid |
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1215 – 1245 | A day in the life of an Agile BA
Swati Tyagi |
Nail That Lingo
Kelly Myles |
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1245 – 1330 | LUNCH & EXHIBITION BREAK Ballroom Foyer |
1330 – 1530 | CONCURRENT SESSION TWO | ||
TRACK #1 – Responsive Ballroom 2 |
TRACK #2 – Resilient Ballroom 1 |
TRACK #3 – Reskilled Ballroom 3 |
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1330 – 1415 | BA/SM? BA/PO? BA/PM? with so many blended roles, do BAs need a brain transplant?
Terry Haayema |
Workshop: Did Someone Say ‘People Instruction Manual? A workshop to balance out your technical and people skills
Anna Bashkirova |
Customer Experience Inside & Out
Stephanie Naidoo |
1415 – 1500 | Gamifying your experience
Alex Jackson |
The Purpose-Driven Business Analyst
Carl Sudholz |
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1500 – 1530 | Designing Your Work Life
Susan Yu |
The Year of Engagement
Join the Sydney Certification & Education Team and our IIBA Directors for a Lean discussion on all things IIBA Engagement. (This will be small group discussions so your questions can be answered) |
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1530-1600 | AFTERNOON TEA & EXHIBITION BREAK Ballroom Foyer |
1600 – 1700 | CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Ballroom 2 |
1600 – 1645 | Keynote Speaker
The BA skills you really need in a changing world Stephanie Ireland |
1645 – 1700 | Event Close
Sri Balachandar |
1700 – 1830 | Post Event Networking Drinks |
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