Requirements workshops
Mastering the Requirements Process
Agile - Traditional - Outsourcing This hands-on workshop by James Robertson teaches you to uncover the real requirements and communicate them clearly, comprehensibly and unambiguously for both agile and traditional projects. Learn techniques to uncover the real business needs, and to use requirements to build the right product.
Only available as In-house
Business Analysis Agility
What is the role of BA in agile projects? Business analysis is investigating the work of the business, and finding both the problems to be corrected and better solutions for the business processes. James Robertson provides a pragmatic approach to business analysis and agility in this 2-day workshop.
Only available as In-house
New: Pre-Project Problem Analysis
Practical Techniques for Early Business Analysis Engagement This practical workshop by Adrian Reed, focusses on the problem-solving skills that practitioners need in order to collaboratively explore and describe problems, and to co-create potential options for improvement. These skills are extremely valuable pre-project and early in the project life cycle.
October 29 - 30, 2019
Modelleren van een End-to-End Framework met Enterprise Architect 14
(Dutch spoken) Workshop hosted by BPM specialist Christian Gijsels on analyzing, modelling and simulation with the latest release of Enterprise Architect, version 14. Archimate, BPMN modelling, DFD, UML.
October 30, 2019
New: Agile Data Warehouse Design & Dimensional Modeling
Collaborative BI Requirements Analysis & Dimensional Modeling Training A 3-day dimensional modelling course presented internationally by leading data warehousing expert and author Lawrence Corr, covering the latest agile techniques for systematically gathering Business Intelligence (BI) requirements and designing effective DW/BI systems.
November 20-22, 2019
Working with Business Processes
Process Change in Agile Timeframes This course shows how to discover and scope a business process, clarify its context, model its workflow with progressive detail, assess it, and transition to the design of a new process by determining, verifying, and documenting its essential characteristics.
June 11 - 12, 2020