Welcome to the IIBA® Nashville Chapter! 

International Institute of Business Analysis™ (IIBA®) is the independent non-profit professional association to serve the growing field of business analysis. Through a global network, IIBA® connects Members, Chapters, Corporations and Partners around the world to advance the business analysis profession. 

Nashville' Chapter of IIBA is happy to welcome you to our events and share networking, mentoring and career opportunities with you!

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IIBA Central Region BABOK Study Group 
The IIBA Central Region chapters are offering an online BABOK study group that meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, September 02 through November 06. This event is only open to IIBA members. Register at Dallas.IIBA.org HERE
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Virtual Professional Development Day
Join professionals from diverse industries who practice business analysis for a one-day virtual conference focused on the skills and strategies needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape. Topics include leveraging AI, enhancing leadership and communication, fostering innovation, mastering strategic thinking, and adopting agile practices. Network with peers, gain actionable insights, and earn Certified Educational Units (CEUs) to advance your professional designation. Don't miss this opportunity to equip yourself for the future of business analysis.
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Analyst Catalyst Blog
Think Like the Person Who Wants In: Adversarial Thinking for Business Analysts
You don’t need to be a cybersecurity specialist to think like one. Here's a short case for adversarial thinking in business analysis.
Where AI Helps My Business Analysis Work (And Where I Draw the Line)
A CIO shares how he uses AI across requirements, process mapping, data analysis, and tough conversations—and the discipline that keeps it responsible.
Before Any Major Change, Look Back at the Whole Process First
When a notification service’s data sync system was scheduled to retire, the obvious move would have been to replace the middle system. Instead, Jason Chuang’s team stepped back and asked why each step existed in the first place.