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2026-09-15 12:00:00Z Sep 15, 2026
The future of BA in the context of AI -- Reframing and Reshaping BA
The future of BA in the context of AI -- Reframing and Reshaping BA Sep 15, 2026
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM UTC-04:00
business analyst
Zoom Turning strategy into reality is the playing field of Business Analysis. As AI is reshaping the entire change delivery value chain, so should our profession. Our community has been actively exploring two critical questions: "How can AI improve Business Analysis?" (AI4BA) and "How can Business Analysis shape AI adoption?" (BA4AI). But beyond improvement through AI and shaping AI adoption, there's a third question—the elephant in the room: What will AI do *to* business analysis? Perhaps the mantra "AI will not replace you, but someone using AI will," while comforting, hides the real transformation before us. What if AI not only automates or augments the BA role in the change value chain? What if it fundamentally transforms the value chain and the role and responsibilities of BA in it? What if it entirely *removes* BA from the change value chain? How do we prepare for such a future? In this future, Business Analysis isn’t about requirements elicitation or prompt engineering. It's about *context curation*: selecting and specifying the context (intended outcome, scope, and guardrails) so that a generative AI system can iteratively build and deploy a successful implementation. And we'll have to reframe our role in three dimensions: across the entire change value chain, from operational change to strategic transformation, and across domains. Are you ready to reframe and reshape your role? View business analyst
2026-11-10 18:00:00Z Nov 10, 2026
Control the Room: Nonverbal Hacks to Keep Stakeholders On Track
Control the Room: Nonverbal Hacks to Keep Stakeholders On Track Nov 10, 2026
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM UTC-05:00
business analysis communication facilitation requirements
Zoom “The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t said.” – Peter Drucker. In our fast-paced tech environments, we recognize that stakeholder elicitation can quickly spiral out of control, leading to feature creep, shifting priorities, dominant voices, and concerns that are overlooked or buried. What do we do when other stakeholders hold the authority and the job title? This session dives into the silent skillset we all need: nonverbal strategies to manage group dynamics and drive productive collaboration. You’ll learn how to refocus elicitation when it goes into rabbit holes, balance assertive voices with quieter ones, build credibility and presence through subtle cues, and influence decision-making without derailing trust or rapport. Join us to master the art of using nonverbal strategies to boost silent leadership. View business analysis,communication,facilitation,requirements
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