The Hartford Chapter established in 2006 provides educational, leadership and networking opportunities for members and prospective members in the Hartford, CT and surrounding areas. These members and prospects come from various disciplines including: Business Analysis, Systems Analysis, Business Systems Analysis, Project Management, Requirements Analysis, Process Modeling, Use Case Writing, Quality Assurance. We have also actively engaged with other IIBA chapters in co-sponsoring speaker events and workshops.  The chapter currently has 82 members.
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Three Perspectives From BA Digest Q4
Where do business analysts add distinctive value in 2026? Using AI to free up time for judgment and context in elicitation, bringing collaboration and transparency to diagramming, and finding real impact beyond traditional business analysis roles.
The Requirement No One Asked For
Stakeholders can only ask for what they can already see. This article explains why business analysts create more value when they immerse themselves in the work, understand enough technology to see new possibilities, and uncover needs that aren't yet explicit requirements.
Who Can See What? Cracking the Access Puzzle in Complex Organizations
"Who can see what?" sounds like a simple question until you try to answer it inside a real organization. Here’s how business analysts can transform a complex set of roles, hierarchies, and exceptions into access rules that work, aligning with recognized security standards and the BABOK Guide.