Dr Cathal Doyle
Cathal Doyle is a senior lecturer in Information Systems at the School of Information Management, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. His research centres on the evolving role of AI, particularly Generative AI, in professional contexts, exploring how these technologies transcend mere tools to function as collaborative partners. His research extends to understanding AI systems that not only achieve instrumental outcomes but also encourage humanistic goals.
In addition to his research, Cathal teaches courses within the Master of Business Analysis program. His instructional focus includes “Business and Systems Analysis,” “Process Management and Design,” and mentoring students through their final business analysis projects in collaboration with organisations across New Zealand. And with over a decade of teaching experience, he has published extensively on the intersection of Information Technology and educational theory, striving to enhance student learning experiences through innovative approaches.
Wellington Panelist: Closing panel: Business Analysis as a Key Enabler for Nimble Organisations
Explore the concept of “Nimble” at our Closing Panel, where leading experts will discuss the Why, What and How of Nimble and Business Analysis. Defined by IIBA as the “Scalable Capability to Sense and Respond to Change with Speed and Precision,” nimbleness highlights what organisations need to stay on top of things.
We’ll discuss
– what it means to be a Nimble organisation and why you probably want to become one;
– how Business Analysis can enable organisations to become more Nimble by carefully designing more Nimble business and information systems;
– why and how a modern Business Analysis approach needs to be more Nimble itself;
– what this means for “the Nimble Business Analysis Professional.”
Join our Panel and share your thoughts, questions and experiences in this lively discussion!