Monday, September 1, 2014

Business Analysis Webinars for September 2014

What is DevOps? A Colorful Introduction
Presented by Chris Knotts

For decades, application developers and IT operations people have been set up in armed camps, often at odds with each other and unable to trace sources of frustration to their root cause. The business suffers while non-technical people wonder “what everyone in IT is doing.”

DevOps is a grassroots movement sweeping IT and project shops across the western world. Like any buzzword, there’s no exact definition and lots of misconception. However, the underlying forces and reasons behind the DevOps movement are clear. It’s an exciting and heady brew of corporate culture shifts, IT worker empowerment, amazing new tools, cloud computing capabilities, and movement towards a new vision of enterprise IT capability which is unified, agile, and oriented around the needs of the business. Properly understood, this movement reveals a world where it’s possible to deploy code faster and more effectively than ever – continuously, with an ethic of non-stop quality improvement and value for the business.

In this one-hour presentation, we will take you on a tour of the DevOps movement and explain the massive potential that lies behind it.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Tuesday, September 2, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @ASPE_SDLC

Cost: Free


 
 

Top Down Estimating Techniques for Early Project Estimates
Presented by Rick Clare, PMP, CBAP, CSM, MSPM

Management wants accurate early estimates to make decisions on which projects to pursue. The problem is a lack of scope definition needed for preparation of a detailed estimate. This webinar will discuss best practices for preparing and communicating early project estimates. Techniques for making early estimates will be reviewed along typical accuracy ranges.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, September 4, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host; @PMCentersUSA

Cost: $14.95                                                                        September package: Four webinars for $39.95


 

Achieving Scrum Mastery – A 1-Hour Coaching Clinic
Presented by Bob Galen and Chris Knotts

On the surface Scrum and agile practices seem simple — don’t they? At heart, they are. In fact, “doing Agile” is relatively straightforward. So why are so many organizations struggling to effectively implement agility?

There are several culprits. During this hour, ASPE expert and Certified Scrum Coach Bob Galen will address some of these impediments, and take your Q and A in a free one-hour coaching clinic. Come ready to listen to discussion and learn about:

·         Estimation
·         Release Planning
·         Agile at Scale
·         Done-ness
·         Investing in Technical Debt
·         Engaging Leadership
·         Enhancing Transparency
·         Effective User Stories
·         Team Buy-in
·         MVPs
·         Distributed Teams

If you’re struggling with various aspects of agility, getting the return on your agile investment or stuck “going it alone,” with no guide you through tough Scrum challenges, this free, one-hour coaching session with a pragmatic and highly experienced agile practitioner is for you! YOU create the Product Backlog for this workshop, so bring your questions and challenges and let’s see what “being Agile” looks like in the wild.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, September 4, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @ASPE_SDLC

Cost: Free


 

 IIBA Certification Chat
Presented by Vicki James, PMP, CBAP

A free chat session featuring questions and live answers by an experienced CBAP from Watermark Learning.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Friday, September 5, 2014; 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm EDT

Host: @WatermarkLearn


 

 
Cloud Computing – Models, Progress and Context for BAs
Presented by Steven Woodward, CEO and founder of Cloud Perspectives

Many organizations are evaluating and migrating toward cloud computing solutions.  The innovation and business opportunities are substantial. The business analysts are now required to become familiar with Cloud Computing concepts and to recognize key opportunities and risks.
Steven Woodward shares updates from many of the international cloud standards-related organizations. In Canada, he leads several of the cloud computing initiatives in both the private and public sectors.
 
Steven describes key cloud ecosystems models, with policy, security, privacy, and cultural considerations in the context of business analyst impact.  Business analysts in the cloud need to be aware of the various options and specifically where they fit in the cloud ecosystem. Steven relates real-life practical scenarios to emphasize cultural and business perspectives for cloud computing opportunities and the benefits already quantified.  

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Tuesday; September 9, 2014; 11:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT

Host: @IIBA

Cost: Free


 

The New Security Landscape: Who’s in Charge?
Presented by Mike Beevers and Chris Knotts

Right now, the threat landscape for companies and their information is unlike anything most business unit leaders have seen before. Organizations are having sensitive data stolen every day, and suddenly everybody bears some responsibility for maintaining security in their area of responsibility. Corporate data is at stake, and so are the jobs of many in charge.

So who is really in charge of security now, and how can they manage it? In this one-hour presentation, Mike Beevers, CISSP, walks us through where your head should be if you touch anything in your organization that’s connected to sensitive information. He will touch on why the security certifications of the last 15 years are no longer adequate assurance of protection, and why we are seeing the traditional IT security role dissolve into a need for someone more literate in overall security goals, and more connected to the business side of incident avoidance, risk management and intelligent response when something happens.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Tuesday, September 9, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @ASPE_SDLC

Cost: Free


 

Coaching for the Time-Crunched Manager
Presented by Michael Bungay Stanier, Founder and Senior Partner at Box of Crayons

The Four Counterintuitive Truths About Effective Coaching

Coaching is an essential tool for managers and leaders to increase the impact and engagement of their teams. Your organization flourishes when people are self-sufficient and focused on the stuff that matters.

Coaching helps make that happen.

Getting managers to properly coach their employees is more easily said than done. No one has time for long "touchy feely" conversations. But wouldn't it be good if coaching could be practical and to the point, as well as useful and empowering?

Join us for this provocative webinar that shares insights and tools to help you make coaching a daily tool all your managers can use.

What You Will Learn

·         How coaching drives engagement and increases employee impact
·         Tips for providing focused, results-based coaching in ten minutes or less
·         3 key coaching moments that are doable by all managers, even those who are less people-oriented

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, September 10, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @AMAnet

Cost: Free


 

Process Analysis and Redesign: The Key to Process Improvement
Presented by Paul Harmon, Co-founder and Executive Editor at Business Process Trends

A successful business process improvement program begins with a proven, well-thought out process analysis and redesign methodology. BPTrends Associates (BPTA) has developed a comprehensive, integrated approach to process analysis and redesign that blends best practices from each major process improvement approach. Those trained in any traditional approach will discover things that are familiar and learn some new ideas that can ensure a more complete analysis. Armed with a thorough analysis, you can develop a design that is more likely to solve your organization’s problems and improve performance.

This webinar will provide an overview of the BPTA Analysis and Redesign Methodology and demonstrate how it can help you focus on all considerations, resulting in a comprehensive analysis and an effective redesign. You will understand critical techniques like process scoping, flow modeling and developing business rules. And, you will walk away knowing how to solve employee and managerial performance problems, software requirements for IT and change management planning to ensure a successful project improvement program.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, September 10, 2014; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT

Host: @CorpEdGroup

Cost: Free


 


The Decision Model, a Powerful Tool in the Business Architect’s Repertoire
Presented by Ravi Singh, Knowledge Partners International

Knowledge Partners International (KPI), originators of The Decision Model and thought leaders in Business Requirements and Business Process Management, invite you to learn more about a powerful tool you can add to your repertoire.

KPI’s unique practice, developed through decades of leading enterprises to successful deployment of mission-critical applications, combines aspects of modern requirements gathering and agile project management.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, September 10, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @KPIUSA

Cost: Free

Registration:   KPI Web Event Registration

 

Dealing With Project Risk Before They Become Issues
Presented by MAX Training

Project Managers realize that they must manage risks and issues in a timely and effective manner. However, many project teams do not practice effective and continuous risk management throughout the project life cycle, preferring to wait until the risk becomes realized, and becomes an issue, before taking any action.  This presentation will discuss the differences between Project Risk Management and Issues Management and review some tools and best practices that make both jobs more effective.  It will also cover some techniques and recommendations for applying these tools.

In this webinar the presentation is to show the difference between risks and issues. We will cover the following topic areas:

·         How to best develop the effective mindset and attitude to deal with them
·         Learn risk management best practices, as well as risk management tools and techniques
·         Learn issue management best practices, and some effective tools for identifying, assessing and controlling issues on a project.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, September 11, 2014; 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm EDT

Host: @MAXCincinnati

Cost: Free


 

An Implementation of Skill Sets Needed to Drive Successful Interviews
Presented by Rick Clare, PMP, CBAP, CSM, MSPM

Interviews are often considered the best way of eliciting detailed requirements, but they can be an expensive way of getting the job done.  If you are going to use them, use them right!.  Come and learn the best circumstances for using interviews, the communication and facilitation skills needed to drive them, and the best-practice techniques for successfully implementing them.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, September 11, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host; @PMCentersUSA                                               

Cost: $14.95                                                                        September package: Four webinars for $39.95


Tuesday, August 26, 2014

A Key Strategic Role in Delivering Organizational Change

Most business professionals have seen good organizational change and bad organizational change.  Some organizational change can be so bad as to be the cause of the demise of the organization.  In order for organizational change to be good for the organization it must solve a business need of the organization.  One of the strategic roles within the organization to help define that business need is that of the Enterprise Business Analyst.

There are many ways that the business analyst can identify business needs.  It can be a result of market research or an identified new opportunity brought about by actions of a vendor or competitor.   It could be derived from a strategic goal or initiative of the organization.  It could have come from a business user complaint about a current system issue and/or the subsequent Root Cause Analysis.  It could also be derived from an Enterprise Analysis activity that the BA performed, such as Capability Gap Analysis, SWOT Analysis or Product Feasibility Analysis.  Some organizational change may be necessary to be compliant with regulatory constraints.

Once identified, the business need should be documented in the Business Case to initiate a project to develop a solution for this business need.  This solution may, or may not, involve information technology software development; some solutions are completely a business solution. 

Read more about this strategic role of business analysis…Read this article!

Monday, August 18, 2014

Business Analysis Webinars for August 2014 - Part II

The Business Blueprint: Organizing your Chaos
Presented by Gina Schwalm

Regardless of industry, thousands of technology investments are made every day. Get a glimpse into how you can use a business blueprint to organize your enterprise and to make the right technology decisions. Get a cursory view of the benefits, such as; navigating through the complexity of information, visibly exposing opportunities for improvement and ensuring a common understanding for quick decisions. Improve the way you capture, validate and communicate various stakeholder views by understanding what is out in the industry to help you in this effort.

What you will get out of this webinar:

·         Importance of having a business blueprint
·         Ways to classify the information through the use of frameworks and methods
·         Key tools for communicating the information (models and notations)
·         Example use of automated tools to capture the information.

Attendance: Public

Date/Time: Monday, August 18, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @ASPE_SDLC

Cost: Free


 

 
Mobile and Wearable Computing: Using Data Analytics to Understand the Mobile Shopper
Presented by Prof. Anindya Ghose, NYU Stern

The dramatic growth in mobile and wearable computing activities has led to a corresponding torrent of granular data that capture a wide variety of user behavior in the digital world. Whether mobile users are communicating with others, posting or consuming digital content, alerting others to their location, purchasing goods or services, redeeming coupons or reacting to ads, they are creating a “digital trail.” Compounding this data generation is the imminent adoption and usage of different kinds of wearable computing devices. Such digital trace data on human interaction and activity lends itself to deeper explanatory and predictive models in the realm of customer analytics. Anindya Ghose will discuss how to measure and quantify the value created from the use of apps and advertising on mobile devices and their integration with wearable computing devices, in the course of meeting some strategic goals and tactical issues for firms. A key goal is to gain a better understanding of the "mobile shopper" using tools from business analytics that combine statistical and econometric modeling with randomized experiments "in the wild". The webinar will cover several projects that Professor Ghose has undertaken in multiple countries in Asia and Europe as well as discuss the state of the art knowledge in this space.

Key learning points:

·         Understanding audience behavior and advertising effectiveness on mobile devices
·         Understanding how consumers respond to geo targeting and geo fencing strategies using smart phone technologies.
·         Exploring the implications of wearable computing devices on marketing. 

Audience: Public
 
Date/Time: Tuesday, August 19, 2014; 11:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT

Host: @IIBA

Cost: Free



 
Keep Data in the Right Hands…Forever
Presented by Sue Clark of Ovum Research and Todd Partridge of Intralinks

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Tuesday, August 19, 2014; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT

Host: @ZiffDavis

Cost: Free



Blueprint 5.4 Live Product Demonstration
Presented by Blueprint Software

Join us on for a live, interactive demonstration of Blueprint, a visually driven requirements platform, that empowers companies to get complex IT project requirements right from the start. Register now and see why Blueprint is a better, visual way to drive the success of mission critical IT projects.

 

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, August 20, 2014; 7:00 – 8:00 am EDT
Date/Time: Wednesday, August 20, 2014; 12:00 – 1:00 pm EDT
Date/Time: Wednesday, August 20, 2014; 3:00 – 4:00 pm EDT

Host: @BlueprintSys

Cost: Free


 

Agile, Iterative and Waterfall: Where does your team fall on the ‘spectrum’?
Presented by Tom McGraw

More than a decade has passed since the Agile Manifesto was written to help software developers implement a light-weight mindset and more efficient processes on the projects. The ideas have now transformed into something much larger with an impact that can be seen across the majority of software development groups and organizations.

During this one-hour web seminar, we will discuss a brief evolution of Agile in software development. Included will be thoughts on the various flavors that are typically identified as Agile and how they tie to the original Manifesto. Furthermore, we will discuss the idea of a ‘hybrid’ Agile approach (“AgileFall?”) and whether these groups are considered Agile. We will explore how Agile is viewed by practitioners, specifically, whether Agile should be seen as black and white (i.e., your team is using it, or your team is not using it) versus the idea that Agile can be viewed as a spectrum, indicating that certain teams could be ‘more agile’ than others based on their processes.

By the end of the seminar, you will be equipped with the tools to better understand how your group is utilizing Agile processes and determine “Where your team falls on the ‘spectrum’.”

Attendance: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, August 20, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @ASPE_SDLC

Cost: Free


 

The Missing Link: Interpersonal Effectiveness for Project Success
Presented by Eileen Twichell of Corporate Education Group

Do you need help building, leading, and positively influencing unified, high-performing project teams? In this webinar, you’ll learn why interpersonal effectiveness delivers project success—and how you can have both! Key learning points from this webinar include:

·         Increase buy-in from team members and stakeholders by understanding the connection between trust, conflict, and accountability
·         Understand how to develop and maintain accountability with project team members and stakeholders
·         Learn to influence project participants on all levels of the project who do not directly report to you including: clients, team members, stakeholders, and vendors

Attendance: Public

Date/Time:  Wednesday, August 20, 2014; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT

Host: @CorpEdGroup

Cost: Free


 

 
Collaborative Requirements for BAs: Keeping Future Projects on Track
Presented by Will French, Solution Architect for Jama Software

As a Business Analyst or Project Manager, you are on the front lines of bringing products to market that build value for your business. If you’re like most BAs, however, you spend too much time reporting status, explaining context and tracking decisions. In this session, learn tips and tools to help you keep your teams aligned, provide better visibility and maintain a continuous feedback loop so you can spend less time reporting and more time innovating.

What You’ll Learn:

1.       How to identify the extended collaboration circle of product delivery in your organization. Who are the personas, both upstream and downstream, with a voice on your project? Beyond your team of peers and managers, are you in sync with customers? With your development and QA teams?

2.       The importance of bridging the gap among different personas so you can streamline your work and run projects more efficiently. You’ll gain valuable tips for eliciting, validating, approving requirements and project details, as well as ideas for more continuous feedback loops to minimize the impact of change.

3.       How to use modern requirements management tools to keep everyone in the collaboration circle looped in on all the key discussion, decisions and input about the product delivery process. You’ll be confident in your ability to meet expectations when they are all clearly communicated and agreed upon.

By bringing in your stakeholders early and often, you can slay the productivity-killing monsters that wreak havoc on your job, such as:.

·         The 11th hour swoop-in. Don’t you love when an executive comes to you at the last minute with some critical feedback you asked for weeks ago

·         Decision recollection disorder. Isn’t it fun to revisit decisions months later? Don’t you love trying to prove who decided what, when and why, even six months after the fact?

·         CYA Syndrome. Can you trace the final feature set back to the original business objective? No? Can you explain why?

·         The Missing Vault. Remember that one person who knew everything? Who left the company? How can you tap into all that intelligence?

·         Mismatched expectations. Ever had a product you drove met with a resounding “meh.”? Or find out after the fact that so and so was expecting x, y, and z instead of q, r, s.

·         Missing pieces. Does everyone on your team even know enough about what your product actually does to make sound decisions on the fly?

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, August 20, 2014; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT

Host: @ModernAnalyst   @JamaSoftware

Cost: Free


 
 

Enabling a More Natural Future for Your Application User Interfaces
Presented by Intel Software

When you look at natural user interfaces as a developer, it isn't just fun and games. There are some very serious, real-world usage models of how things can help make the world a better place – things like Intel® RealSense™ technology. Check out this upcoming eSeminar and join the panel of experts, both from inside and outside of Intel, as they discuss how natural user interfaces will likely be getting adopted in a wide variety of different usage models. Register today to gain insights for creating your own future application interfaces.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, August 20, 2014; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT

Host: @ITBusinessEdge

Cost: Free


 
 

How to Formulate a Winning Big Data Strategy
Presented by Pam Baker, Author of Data Divination: Big Data Strategies

Confused about where to start or where to go next with big data projects? Successfully using big data is about more than just owning and mastering the tools- it is the strength and execution of the strategy that makes all the difference.

This webinar with author and consultant
Pam Baker will cover specific steps on how to formulate both your overall big data strategy and winning strategies for specific projects. From accurately calculating ROI to presenting a winning business case and empowering your workforce, Pam will be sharing many useful tips.

You'll also receive a pdf of a chapter from the greatly anticipated and soon-to-be-released book: Data Divination: Big Data Strategies to help guide you further in big data strategy development.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, August 20, 2014; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT

Host: @ZiffDavis

Cost: Free




How to Mitigate Resistance to Change
Presented by Maureen McVey, CBAP

The BABOK® Guide v2.0 Task (7.3) Assess Organizational Readiness is important for the success of a change initiative.  An organizational readiness assessment describes the effect a new solution will have on an organization and whether it is prepared for the change that the solution will cause.

In this session Maureen McVey, CBAP, will introduce you to strategy to address the often overlooked requirement related to those impacted by the change. Maureen will introduce you to tools and tactics for assessing if the change will be successful and what is needed to address gaps.
 
Upon completion of this webinar you will be able to:

·         List the elements needed for successful change
·         How to identify resistance to change
·         Describe the structure of an effective change team
·         List the tools that can help with change

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, August 21, 2014; 11:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT

Host: @IIBA

Cost: Free


 

Managing the Expectations of Stakeholders
Presented by Laura Gray

The biggest challenges in project work today involve people. Everyone has their own opinion, view and agenda about the goals that are related to be the outcome of their organization’s investment of time and money.  At first glance, this human factor may appear to be a wild card and uncontrollable.  Actually, there is a way to significantly reduce the effects of these wild cards (those stakeholders).  It is with an approach that is just different than the work of the project. 

Learn what this approach is, and how to use it to achieve success in all project work – regardless of what role you have.

Learn the top ten methods to understand those stakeholders, and how to use that information to manage their expectations.

In this webinar, we will introduce you to how understanding your stakeholders and their expectation can contribute to project and organizational success. We will cover the following topic areas:

·         The importance of the stakeholders’ role in achieving project success
·         Who are all the stakeholders in project work
·         How understanding them as individuals is the key – it just takes some time
·         The top ten ways to understand them
·         Learning their expectations - the easy part
·         Managing those expectations – easier said than done
·         How much time is required to implement these tasks into the plan to achieve success

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, August 21, 2014; 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm EDT

Host: @MAXCincinnati

Cost: Free


 
 

Improve your Software Development Processes with TFS 2013
Presented by Bryon Brewer

Team Foundation Server 2013 is an integrated platform for collaborating on software development projects. At its core, it offers robust source control management. But it's much more than that! TFS offers requirements management, defect management, project management portal, test case management and automation, build automation, reporting, and more. In this free web seminar, we’ll show how to use TFS 2013 to solve many of the challenges your development teams face. We’ll look at the new source code features including GIT, agile management features, portfolio planning, requirements, task, and bug tracking, automated builds, and more.

Attendance: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, August 21, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @ASPE_SDLC

Cost: Free


 

 
What every Business Analyst needs to know about modelling
Presented by Gerry de Koning of Global Knowledge

What are the different modelling techniques business analysts should know about? We will discuss and compare the most important modelling techniques used by BAs. For each model, we will answer three questions: what is it a model of? what questions does it answer? and what does the notation look like? A discussion of how to use models, and the strengths and weaknesses of each type of model, will equip the participants to select the right model for each situation and decide what models they should add to their personal toolkit. 

Learning Objectives
·         Become familiar with the main models used by Business Analysts
·         Decide what models to add to my toolkit
·         Know when to use each model

Attendance: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, August 21, 2014; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT

Host: @BATimes

Cost: Free


 

The Business Blueprint to being a Successful PM or BA
Presented by Rick Clare, PMP, CBAP, CSM, MSPM

A badly written Request for Proposal (RFP) can result in a unhealthy relationship between the buyer and seller. This webinar will cover the essential elements of a well-written RFP to ensure contract execution goes smoothly. Best practices and things to avoid when preparing a RFP will be explained in this webinar.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, August 21, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @PMCentersUSA

Cost: $14.95                                        August package: Four webinars for $39.95


 

IT and Marketing: Extreme Collaboration
Presented by Sheryl Pattek of Forrester Research, David Hatch of IANS, and Joe Yang of PGi

Media outlets love to focus on the tension between IT and marketing. But if it's a war, both sides lose. Instead, CIOs have to partner with CMOs to help deliver on aggressive business goals in an ever-changing landscape. Here's how to increase and improve collaboration between the two functions.

Points of discussion include:

·         What your marketing department really needs from IT
·         Social, mobile, local: The fractured customer journey
·         Apps and infrastructure for advanced marketing intelligence
·         Piloting for progress: Creating the process and systems to support high-speed experimentation
·         The IT guide to User Experience

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Tuesday, August 26, 2014; 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT

Host: @FierceCIO

Cost: Free




Top Ten Tips for Business Process Modeling
Presented by Keith Sarre, International Institute for Learning, Inc.

Business Process Modeling: Art or Science? The goal of this webinar is to introduce participants to the basic principles and concepts related to Business Process Modeling (BPM). This webinar will also introduce the participants to the best practices for BPM and demonstrate how it can be used as a tool to add value to the enterprise.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, August 27, 2014; 8:00 am – 9:00 am EDT

Host: @IIL

Cost: Free

 
 
 
5 Easy Steps to Accelerate and Improve Your QA & Testing processes
Presented by Andy Holton, Polarion Software

Technology is rapidly advancing and impacting almost every aspect of your test practices; agile testing, requirements-based testing, testing as a service and crowdsource testing. In this webinar join Andy Holton, a Systems Engineer with Polarion Software for a 45-minute complimentary webinar that will go through a 5-step process that will improve your current QA testing processes, reduce costs and help you complete your projects faster. This webinar will address today’s real time issues and constraints to help you develop better software.

Agenda:

·         Create and manage test cases, defects, enhancement requests and test specifications quickly and easily - with Polarion LiveDocs
·         Define and execute test runs with the Polarion Testing Framework
·         Save time and money by reusing all testing artifacts
·         Work more efficiently by completely integrating test cases from MS Office into your processes
·         Seamlessly integrate requirements management, test and defect management
·         Manage all your external testing activities from Polarion

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Wednesday, August 27, 2014; 11:30 am – 12:30 pm EDT

Host: @PolarionNews

Cost: Free


 

 
A Jump Start to Preparing Effective Data Models
Presented by Rick Clare, PMP, CBAP, CSM, MSPM

Data modeling has long been considered a Developer's job, and many Business Analysts persist in ignoring this vital requirements analysis technique.  Come and see how Data Modeling truly fits into the BA world and get a jump start on making it work for you on projects.

Audience: Public

Date/Time: Thursday, August 28, 2014; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

Host: @PMCentersUSA

Cost: $14.95                                        August package: Four webinars for $39.95