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The IIBA is an international not-for-profit professional association for Business Analysis professionals with a vision to be the leading world-wide professional association that develops and maintains standards for the practice of business analysis and for the certification of practitioners. Chapters advance the mission and objectives of the IIBA by promoting professional standards and practices at the local level. Whether you're new to the world of Business Analysis or an experienced senior BA our chapter is here to help you :- - share best practices
- increase professionalism
- and provide a sense of community to the many Business Analysts in New Zealand
Notice of the IIBA NZ Chapter AGM and Board Member electionsThe New Zealand Chapter of the International Institute of Business Analysis hereby advises the Chapter's Annual General Meeting to be held on the 9th day of February 2010 at the offices of Robert Walters in Wellington (Level 8, Featherston House, 119-123 Featherston St) and Auckland (Level 9, Tower House, 22 Fanshawe St). The AGM will commence at 5pm with drinks and nibbles, followed by the actual meeting at 5.30pm, which will be conducted in Wellington and tele-conferenced to Auckland. There will be an opportunity after the meeting for more networking and socialising in both venues!
Following receiving nominations from members in good standing of the IIBA and the NZ Chapter, I hereby confirm the following positions for the IIBA NZ Board for the period 1st of April 2010 to 31st March 2012.
1. Treasurer - Desiree Purvis
2. Communications & Marketing - Stacy Busek
3. Membership Services - Andrew Willoughby
4. Sponsorship - Richard Gibson
5. Secretary - Mark Schaumkell
We are delighted to welcome new Board members of such high calibre and look forward to a productive and exciting year! Sarah Gibson
President IIBA NZ Chapter
Business analysis Survey Report 2009
| International Institute of Business Analysis releases New Zealand Study. The aim of the 2009 IIBA survey into business analysis was to get a representative view of the state of business analysis in New Zealand. In part, this was driven by the desire to provide context for the process of establishing the strategy and objectives of the refreshed chapter board, and in part to look at the prevalence in New Zealand of emerging international trends and to identify any key influencing factors for establishing good practice in business analysis.
This survey sets a baseline for future annual surveys, tracking developments in the practice of business analysis in New Zealand.
Business Analysis Baseline New Zealand 2009 Survey Report. |
Upcoming EventSoftware Education is delighted to announce that the 13th Annual Software Development Conference (SDC), scheduled to take place in Wellington on 22 - 23 March 2010, will be under the theme ‘Business Analysis gets Agile!’. Check our Upcoming Events section for more details.
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