In January we wrote an article like we do every year about the upcoming trends in business analysis and project management:
- Distributed leadership
- Design
- Schizophrenic approach to certification
- Innovation and entrepreneurship
- Changing culture through Agile team training
- Balance in project governance
- Making Agile work for organizations
In our latest article, featured on Project Times, we discuss what these trends mean for practitioners of business analysis.
Check out the full article on Project Times: https://www.projecttimes.com/elizabeth-larson/what-the-2015-trends-mean-for-business-analysis-and-project-management.html
Elizabeth Larson, PMP, CBAP, CSM is a consultant and advisor for Watermark Learning/PMA. She has over 35 years of experience in project management and business analysis.
Elizabeth has co-authored four books and chapters published in five additional books, as well as articles that appear regularly in BA Times, Project Times, and Modern Analyst. Elizabeth was a lead author/expert reviewer on all editions of the BABOK® Guide, as well as the several of the PMI standards.
Elizabeth also enjoys giving presentations, and her speaking history includes repeat keynotes and presentations for national and international conferences on five continents. Elizabeth enjoys traveling, hiking, reading, theater, and spending time with her 7 grandkids.