Well, why not?
There’s a meme out there asking why you blog, so here’s why I do it:
- I blog to improve my writing skills: it is hard to write simply, and blogging lets me practice.
- I blog to clarify my thinking and kick ideas about.
- I blog to have conversations on subjects that interest me.
- I blog to understand Web 2.0 from the inside – I’ve been a member of online writing communities since 2000 but each medium has its own flavour.
- I blog here because I enjoy what I do and there’s surprisingly little about Business Analysis out there on the web.
Ultimately I blog because it amuses and occasionally interests me. I hope it does the same for you.
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Often operating as Business analysts or Project managers, Bridgers are committed a philosophy that says "1+1>2" and going the extra yard to speak simple English, Spanish, French, German . .
5 responses so far ↓
DeEtta // September 11, 2008 at 5:48 am |
Hi
I also love being a business analyst. I have been an analyst for over 20 years. I have recently started publishing business analysis books. Thats the new thing Analyst do when the retire. These are easy how to guides and they are selling really well on lulu.com. I would like to invite you to visit my website )(www.echoicesolutions.com). On the services and products link you will find information on how to purchase electronic eAnalyst Redbooks. I priced them really low – 25.00. I guess that is why everyone is buying. I have and Introduction To Business Analysis and a Business Analysis Templates books. These books combined are great resources for conducting business analysis. I will like to get your thoughts.
kashif // September 25, 2008 at 10:48 am |
Hi Ben,
Good to see a good blog site about Business Analysis.
I have recently started my won blog site and need some help. I’m using wordpress, how could i write blogs against each page? Like if i have page1 (Busienss Analysis) and Page2 (General). Now how can i write BA blogs against Page1 only?
Best,
K.
benwarsop // September 25, 2008 at 7:57 pm |
Hi DeEtta, thanks for letting me know about your site and your books. I’m stacked out with reading right now, but I took a look at the Lulu site and they do look interesting. I like the idea of a book of templates.
Hi Kashif, thanks for dropping by. I don’t think WordPress will do what you’ve described. They have two separate entities: blog entries and pages. Blog entries cascade below each other in what is basically one long list. Pages sit side by side, and you cannot create the list-effect that you have with blog entries. The default setting seems to be to have the blog entries as the point of entry for your site.
However, all is not lost. Use the Category feature to set Categories when you publish a blog post, and put a Categories widget into your side bar. The Category Cloud is a particularly cool version of the widget, though I’ve got for a pulldown menu in mine.
The best advice I can give you if you want to understand what WordPress can do for you is to spend far too much of your life playing around with it!
Welcome to the wonderful world of blogging!
Ben
SUPRIYA // January 30, 2009 at 9:50 pm |
Hi,
I have been working as a Business Analyst for past 12 yearsx and have good eperience in analysis and Project Management.I have good expertize in managing BA processes for the company.I have also trained indivduals in Business Analysis courses to be able to successfully grab a job or improve their skills.
The training will give you hands on experience with case studies,Help you to prepare for interviews, resume preparation and mock intrviews.
This course will cover the fundamentals of Business Analysis, role of BA in IT industry, various SDLC methodologies, software engineering methods, techniques of writing good requirements,How to differentiate various requirement types, How to write effective Use cases, Analyst and Stakeholder relationship,Project Management Fundamentals, Business Analysis tools, Role of BA in other phases of SDLC, Role of analyst in QA.
This course can be taken by students who are planning to jump start a career and need some guidance.
This can also be taken by professionals in the industry who wants to improve their fundamentals and learn the basis of Business analysis to write effective requirements .
I also teach BA best practices and methodologies in companies who like to train their BA staff.
The aim is to help students/professionals facing challenges in this job market to learn, grow and set their paths.
I have trained a number of students and have track record of helping them undertsand the processes very well.
This is an online training and can be taken anywhere.
Contact me at bapm.training@yahoo.com
Sign up for a demo session
benwarsop // February 2, 2009 at 2:17 pm |
Hi Supriya – thanks for dropping by and posting.
I’ve not done your training so I cannot comment on it either way. Good luck with the venture though.
Ben