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by Business Analysis (BAPL) Taxonomy In general, all the wordings in a process map should be clear & concise; even the font type and size should be consistent with organisation’s template. […]

by Business Analysis (BAPL)   How Much to Model Analysts and SMEs can spend significant amounts of time and effort to model processes correctly. Therefore, each and every process does

by Business Analysis (BAPL)   In this 3-part series we will dissect process modelling using BPMN for all of its strengths are of course the pitfalls modellers face along the

by Henry Elisher Business Analysis (BAPL) Consultant   So, how do we go about thinking differently?  The reality of the matter is that to think differently we need to first

by Henry Elisher Business Analysis (BAPL) Consultant   In this two-part blog we look at what the concept of ‘thinking differently’ means and how it applies within our BA practice.

by Henry Elisher Business Analysis (BAPL) Consultant   What is the cyber security threat? The internet is where we all now conduct our business. Electronic systems and digital information are

by Abe Magalong, Business Analysis (BAPL) Consultant   In an increasingly competitive environment where businesses are changing their internal operations to engage faster and become more personalised to their customers

by Business Analysis (BAPL)   Advancements in technology and reductions in bandwidth and storage costs mean that organisations now have the ability to capture and store large quantities of data

by Business Analysis (BAPL)   It was close to 4pm and George was staring at his third PowerPoint slide for more than an hour, adding and deleting content several times.

by Business Analysis (BAPL)   A couple of weeks ago on a camping trip with some mates, we were sitting around a camp fire and one of the boys asked