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Social Event to
"Build a Community"
Presented by Steph Hawkins, Cathy Warren, and Marci Watts
Join us for a Father's Day themed Agile Tips & Tricks
Social event as we continue to "Build our Community".
What kinds of food do you and your family serve at summer
parties to celebrate your father? Fire up the grill and cook those hamburgers,
hot dogs, chicken and more. Serve that mac & cheese and potato salad. Maybe
homemade ice cream or fruit kabobs. Don’t forget the nice tall cold drink! Wear
your favorite floppy hat and shades and bring a friend to our Father's Day
party!
Bluegrass, Southeast Michigan, and Chicagoland IIBA Chapters
are joining together to celebrate our fathers, and learn about some Agile Tips
& Tricks from our resident experts. Bring your favorite summer time recipes
and "dad jokes" to share as we continue to "Build our
Community".
The Dad Jokes, Agile Tips & Tricks, recipes and what we build together as
our BA technique will be shared with all participants following the event.
This promises to be a fun and interactive event. Don't miss it!
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Wednesday, June 14, 2023; 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm EDT
Host: Bluegrass, Southeast Michigan, and Chicagoland IIBA
Chapters @IIBABluegrass @iibasemi2
@IIBAChicagoland
Crisis Mode: How to help
yourself (and others) in moments of crisis and uncertainty
Presented by International Institute of Business Analysis
Everyone encounters situations of crisis, uncertainty, or
which just make us anxious or afraid. Knowing yourself, knowing what makes you
feel threatened, and how to function, manage, and mitigate in the worst of
those moments is the mark of maturity as well as what can identify a senior
practitioner.
In this session we’ll discuss the physical and mental
reactions all people have to being in these “fight or flight'' situations, also
called “being under threat”. In humanity’s past these situations were obvious -
we see a lion, a bear, a snake, and that part of our brain takes over as an
asset to us. Selected mental and physical reactions take over, enhancing
survival focus and chemically charging our bodies for activity.
However…when that threat isn’t a lion, but a layoff; not a
cobra but a conflict; not a famine but a failure, our biological threat
reaction doesn’t serve us as well.
Learning how to manage yourself when threats occur - a major
crisis as well as routine daily work - are equally important. This skill
transfers directly to your life outside your job, as perceived threats don't
start or stop at the office door.
Join us for this session about understanding the threat
reaction, how to manage the harder aspects of it in modern life, and using
these skills to help yourself and others weather the storms we all encounter.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Understand what constitutes “threat” to the mind.
2. Understand the process that occurs upon encountering a
threat, what it enhances and what it inhibits.
3. Understand and be able to begin to employ techniques
which allow you to mitigate, manage, and function within threat environments.
Be able to introduce others to the same techniques.
Audience: IIBA Member
Date/Time: Wednesday, June 14, 2023; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT
Host: International Institute of Business Analysis @IIBA
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How to Succeed in Your
IIBA® Exam in The 1st Attempt
Presented by LN Mishra, President, Adaptive US
By the end of this webinar, you’ll know:
• How IIBA certifications can play
an important role in your BA career
• How to pass IIBA exam in the 1st
attempt
• Adaptive support for IIBA Exam
prep
• Q&A
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, June 15, 2023; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT
Host: Adaptive US
@AdaptiveUS
Critical Success
Factors for Business Analysts
Presented by Steve Blais, PMP, Author, Trainer, Coach
One of the ongoing questions in the business analyst
profession from those who manage business analysts to the business analysts
themselves is “how do we measure business analysts?”
Since much of the success that business analysts achieve is based, in good
part, on the work that others perform (as are the business analyst failures) it
is difficult to carve out specific metrics that the business analyst (or the
business analyst’s manager) can point to which support their claim to success
or not. But there may be some critical success factors in the profession that
determine whether a business analyst is performing successfully, with
excellence, or just adequately. Or worse...
This webinar discusses the problems of business analyst metrics and how
business analysts are typically measured in terms of their overall success.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, June 15, 2023; 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT
Host: Modern Analyst
@ModernAnalyst
WHEN WILL YOU BE DONE?
How to Answer in an Agile Framework! with Ryland Leyton, CBAP
Presented by Ryland Leyton, CBAP
Answering “when will you be done?” to people outside the
team – like the C-suite, directors, and managers – is often a challenge for
teams focused on building software. Speaking to this group in a way
comprehensible for an elevator or a hallway is a core competency for any
agilist who wants to retain freedom and funding! This session takes a brief
walk through the concept of velocity, explains the “cone of uncertainty”,
burn-up and burn-down charts, and then shows you how to provide a ready and
truthful answer about when you’ll be done.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
• Understand the concept of velocity as
used in common agile situations.
• Understand what causes velocity to
increase and decrease on teams.
• Understand how to estimate large chunks of work to obtain
useful range answers and project valid “finishing” answers for your
stakeholders.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, June 15, 2023; 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm EDT
Host: Birmingham, Bluegrass, Palmetto, and St. Louis IIBA
Chapters
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