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Raising the bar in Business Analysis and Internal Consulting

Internal Business Analysis and Consulting teams are increasingly recognised as playing a vital role in delivering successful projects. More and more they are contributing to complex and strategic projects and performance expectations from executives are getting higher.

Are you interested in improving Business Analysis and Internal Consulting capability in your organisation?

I would like to share with you a new released video about "Raising the bar in Business Analysis and Internal Consulting".
It offers suggestion on what you can do to better prepare and develop your team and outlines a four-step approach to assessing and baselining your team's capability.

This entry was published on Mar 10, 2009 / SmartProjects. Posted in Business Analysis, Interviewing & Hiring Business Systems Analysts, Leadership & Management, Career as a Business Systems Analyst, Roles and Responsibilities. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.

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