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 The San Diego chapter was formally launched in September 2008.  Members are from a variety of industries and have varied interests, but all are looking to network within San Diego's business analysis community.

 

The IIBA-SD Chapter Meetings are on the third Tuesday of each month  

 

 

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 February 16th we are proud to present to you a special panel of speakers on :

'Selling Yourself as a BA'.


 ·         What are employers looking for in a BA candidate? What are the  basic standard competencies one should have?

·         How to make the most of your work history experience? How do you make your experience speak for you, without sounding fake or too good?

·         How do you sell yourself in person? As a professional, all social experiences are networking opportunities; from grocery store line; to restaurants; to time at doggie beach. How do you make the most of a 2 minute impromptu introduction?

·         How do you use your network?  You know people, but how to make it work for you? How to get in the door? 

oUR pANEL OF SpeakerS 
Jatin Gaba, Director, Business Technology Services at LPL Financial
Michael Phillippi, Director at Mitchell International
Nanci Porter, President, Eastridge Infotech 

 

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Full details on the February chapter meeting can be found on the Chapter-Events tab.


International Institute of Business Analysis announces new

Corporate Membership Program
                                              
 
IIBA International has launched a new corporate membership program.
The Corporate Membership Program provides services that help organizations improve their business analysis practices by using the knowledge and capabilities offered by IIBA.
As part of corporate membership, IIBA will conduct an assessment of the organization's business analysis practices and develop a roadmap for continuous improvement. Many project failures can be directly attributed to poor requirements gathering, inadequate business analysis and inappropriate
project management. Generally accepted business analysis methodologies can avoid many of these pitfalls.
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