Welcome to the Australian Business Analysis Association
The Australian Business Analysis Association is a professional organisation which seeks to define, promote and support Business Analysis as a profession nation wide. Business Analysis as a term provides a collective umbrella for professionals working in the areas of Commercial, Process, Technical and Systems Analysis. The organisation shall seek to provide a professional framework supporting those who work in this area.
The Australian Business Analysis Association is a non-profit, vendor independent professional association with the objective to:
- Define the profession of Business Analysis
- Promote the profession and increase public awareness of Business Analysis
- Develop a Business Analysis competency framework
- Improve the practice of Business Analysis and the knowledge, competence and standing of its practitioners
- Represent the profession nationally and internationally
- Provide a forum for the free exchange of information and ideas.
This shall be achieved through:
- Professional development programs
- Social networking opportunities
- Working groups
- Special Interest Groups
- Industry promotional events, participation in Standards development.
To participate in our public ABAA forums, please register (completely free)
For further information, see also
Rules and Purpose,
Meetings and Events ,
Membership,
Committee,
Knowledge Base,
Accreditation,
Contact Us,
Jobs,
BA Salary Index,
Downloads,
Newsletters,
Links,
Disclaimer,
Distribution List,
BA Survey,
Affiliates
Recent News
Do you have any news or events that you would like to share with the rest of the BA community, then please email us here
New files added to the ABAA Members only area
By: System Administrator
on: Tue 05 of Aug, 2008 [10:53 UTC]
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Creating and implementing a competency framework for Business Analysis is a challenge that has been tackled in a range of areas in the absence of a nationally accredited framework. This presentation was given by Mark Hall of BT Financial Group in South Australia at the most recent ABAA South Australian User Group, who has been instrumental in introducing a competency-based staff development framework for BT's business analysts.
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ABAA website temporarily down
By: System Administrator
on: Tue 05 of Aug, 2008 [10:18 UTC]
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Apologies to anyone attempting to access the ABAA website on today. There was an issue with our host provider that has now been resolved.
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Recently Accredited QBAPs
By: System Administrator
on: Sat 02 of Aug, 2008 [05:59 UTC]
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Congratulations to the following ABAA members who have now attained their Qualified Business Analysis Practitioner (QBAP) qualification:
- Brian Allsop
- Tim Coventry
- Casper Yeow
- Charles Gilbert
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Developing a BA Competency Framework?
By: Andrew
on: Thu 31 of Jul, 2008 [12:02 UTC]
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As result of hearing from interested parties on the development of BA Competency framework, we've gathered the email responses and shared them with the BA community in the forums of this website.
If you're interested in this area and have some additional comments, please register (free) and share your thoughts.
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Business Analyst World Symposium Series (2008) - 1 week reminder
By: System Administrator
on: Sun 13 of Jul, 2008 [08:15 UTC]
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As the Australian Business Analysis Association (ABAA) is one of the key sponsors of this year's event, we would like to remind the community that the event is being held next week.
It is highly recommended that you attend this event, click below for more details
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ABAA Newsletter - June 2008 Edition
By: System Administrator
on: Tue 24 of Jun, 2008 [13:17 UTC]
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We are pleased to announce the release of our June 2008 Edition of the ABAA newsletter.
Features in this edition:
- ABAA News
- Upcoming Events
- User Group Meetings
- Call from the Committee
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ABAA Event (ACT) - Ethics in applications design
By: System Administrator
on: Thu 12 of Jun, 2008 [11:58 UTC]
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"Ethics in applications design"
presented by Donna Spencer from “Maadmob”
Freelance Consultant, Interaction designer, mentor and trainer
ABAA members and business analysis colleagues are cordially invited to attend this ABAA User Group Meeting to be held on Tuesday 24th June 2008. This is a great opportunity to mingle with other members of the industry and we invite you to bring along any colleagues or clients who you think might be interested in the ABAA's activities.
click below for more details.
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Business Analyst World Symposium Series (2008) - Reminder
By: System Administrator
on: Thu 12 of Jun, 2008 [11:47 UTC]
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As the Australian Business Analysis Association (ABAA) is one of the key sponsors of this year's event, we are pleased to provide the BA community an opportunity to increase their skills and to provide an environment for networking with other likeminded professionals.
It is highly recommended that you attend this event, click below for more details
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Developing a BA competency framework for your organisation?
By: System Administrator
on: Thu 05 of Jun, 2008 [02:19 UTC]
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It's great to hear that several organisations have started investing time and energy into developing a competency frameworks for Business Analysts and are working hard to define what career paths are available for BAs.
If you are responsible for developing a BA competency framework for your organisation (or have developed one) - we would love to hear from you!
We can put you in touch with others working on this same endevour and will happily provide support to help share ideas and outcomes.
Please contact me on secretary@abaa.org.au if you would like more information.
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Links to BA Training Providers (updated)
By: Andrew
on: Mon 26 of May, 2008 [13:38 UTC]
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Over the last few weeks, I have received several enquiries regarding which organisations provide training courses for Business Analysts.
I have started gathering and publishing a list in the links section of this website as a reference for anyone that doesn't have the time to trawling through internet.
If you do attend courses from any of these providers, please let us know what you thought in the abaa forums.
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