Business Analysis: Essential Facilitation and Workshop Skills

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Jamie Champagne

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01 - Introduction

01 - Why you need facilitation and workshop skills.mp4

01:25

02 - What you should know.mp4

02:32

02 - Facilitation and Workshops Value

01 - Who needs facilitation and workshop skills, and why.mp4

02:21

02 - Defining facilitation.mp4

02:45

03 - Maximizing the value of this course.mp4

03:19

03 - Running Small Group Sessions

01 - Conducting an in-person interview.mp4

03:22

02 - Verifying requirements in a virtual setting.mp4

04:03

03 - Defining user story points with a small team.mp4

02:41

04 - Facilitating Large Group Sessions

01 - Facilitating a focus group in-person.mp4

03:56

02 - Facilitating a process modeling session virtually.mp4

03:43

03 - Facilitating a backlog refinement and prioritization session.mp4

03:12

05 - Running Successful Workshops

01 - Running an in-person requirements elicitation workshop.mp4

02:20

02 - Running a virtual requirements validation workshop.mp4

02:44

03 - Running an agile user story workshop.mp4

02:55

06 - Facilitating Sessions and Workshops Others Are Running

01 - Being facilitative in team updates and status meetings.mp4

03:41

02 - Being facilitative in major project milestone activities.mp4

03:05

03 - Being facilitative in product development workshops.mp4

02:52

07 - Conclusion

01 - How to build your facilitator tool kit.mp4

02:32

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Ex_Files_Business_Analysis_Essential_Facilitation.zip

Description

To effectively analyze business needs and deliver quality solutions that address these business needs, key facilitation skills are needed in various workshop settings—in virtual and in-person, as well in agile settings—to identify, verify and validate this important information. This course from business analyst Jamie Champagne covers how to facilitate sessions from one-on-one meetings to large workshops with common examples of activities business analysts or anyone doing business analysis work often perform. Jamie demonstrates the differences in approach to in-person activities versus virtual facilitation and how to deliver value in each. Additionally, she details these skills on both traditional, plan-based work as well as more agile and adaptive techniques. Finally, Jamie explains how you can continue to facilitate teams and participate in workshops even when you are not the one running the session.

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Jamie Champagne

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Jamie is beyond her "passionate BA" title and truly embodies business analysis and adding value to those around her everyday. An accomplished speaker and trainer, she enjoys sharing with others ways to improve their business analysis skill sets, unique ways to look at the world and how to be more accomplished with measurable results. Her company Champagne Collaborations allows her to partner with growing organizations and amazing entrepreneurs to collaborate and bring powerful insight to allow teams to be wildly successful with all their change initiatives. A strong background that has leveraged her past work experience in business analysis, project management, process improvement and knowledge management has allowed her to work across industries with organizations around the world. 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. Make sure to check out my courses on LinkedIn! https://www.linkedin.com/learning/studying-for-the-certified-business-analysis-professional-cbap/cbap-and-your-career

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