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Sunday, March 22, 2020 
02:30 PM - 05:45 PM
| Level: | Business / Non-Technical
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Would you love if data requirements were actually built INTO solutions, and not an afterthought? Or have you done the hard work to structure and organize the data so it's powerful but can’t get the organization to use it?
Let’s talk about data requirements in terms your stakeholders actually buy into. Learn different methods for eliciting, presenting, communicating, and using data requirements that drive valuable (i.e., quantifiable!) business results applicable to both traditional and agile environments.
Learn:
- Articulating the challenge of changing perceptions
Framework for defining change
- How to communicate data’s value!
Eliciting approaches
Modeling techniques
Reusability
- Getting people to understand how awesome data is!
Measure the value of data
Pitfalls of data requirements
Let’s have some fun (yes, come prepared to have fun!!) with hands-on practice of defining, demonstrating, and proving the value of data programs and structures in our ever-changing organizations today!
Jamie is beyond her "passionate BA" title and truly embodies business analysis and adding value to those around her every day. An accomplished speaker, author, and trainer, she enjoys sharing with others ways to improve their analysis skillsets, unique ways to look at the world, and how to be more productive with measurable results. You can find her speaking around the world, both in-person and online, on topics on business analysis, process improvement, project and change management, and productivity and leadership. She is an accomplished author with her book Seven Steps to Mastering Business Analysis, 2nd edition, and published courses on LinkedIn and Pluralsight. When she's not collaborating with her business partners, you can find her collaborating with her friends and family on the Hawaiian waters on a surfboard.
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