That’s me in the picture talking to the group in Bangalore, which totaled about 70 by the time everybody arrived. Common issues that participants raised were projects getting launched by solution without a business case, lack of cost-benefit analysis, business leaders responding to the wrong stakeholders and launching projects with inappropriate features, and projects being scrapped because they weren’t providing business value.
Speaking of that, we also visited the Bangalore office of one of our US-based customers. They are excited by the prospect of receiving the same training in India that their BA counter-parts receive in the US. We are thrilled by the challenge and opportunity that this represents for us.
There is so much else to see in India! Combine that with the growth of business analysis in India and it means we are already thinking of our next visit!
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Hello Mr and Mrs Larson,
You surely have set a right expectation to all the other BA's who wish to visit India. We wish that we can surely have the same hospitality being offered to you when ever you come to India. Wish you all the best and take care!!
Thank you, Sudhindra. We found India to be very hospitable and we're anxious to return. You take care, too!