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Sandra Samor Business Analyst

Responsibilities of a Business Analyst may differ significantly, depending on the organisation they work for, but they always involve participating in meetings and talking to people. Business Analysts are particularly involved in conducting workshops, discovering the business needs, building and refining project backlogs, and then passing them on to the development teams in the proper way. BAs perform these tasks in various projects, both in-house and external. Every project is one of a kind challenge, but in general, we always work with numerous people who fulfil a very wide range of project roles...

Objectivity Innovative leader in technologies

Today’s world, as we know it, is organised in a specific way. Unfortunately, certain events may have a strong impact on many different areas of our lives. The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has revealed numerous weaknesses in multiple business sectors...

Katarzyna Nowak-Rybka Business Analysis Guild Master

Nowadays, successful business analysis is much more than just requirements management and engineering. Being agile, the ability to overcome conflicts, customer experience focus, and leveraging technological solutions are just a few examples of competencies required by the business. The perception of the Business Analyst role is changing, it’s becoming more holistic, and focuses on facilitating outcomes from the general to the specific...

Michał Zgrzywa AI Director

In this article, I describe Objectivity’s proven approach, which could help you discover how to look for AI use cases in your own organisation...

Roman Czarko-Wasiutycz Team Leader, Senior Software Developer

In this article, you’ll find answers to questions regarding how to effectively approach the Business Intelligence (BI) world, and what kind of tools—such as reference architectures—you could use to provide better reporting for your company...

Michał Zgrzywa AI Director

Data and Artificial Intelligence have brought about remarkable possibilities. Algorithms can analyse pictures and videos to recognise and localise objects, people and even their emotions. Simulation algorithms can test millions of potential future scenarios to find the most optimal one. Intelligent dashboards are able to summarise complex data, recognise trends, and find anomalies. Algorithms can recommend which actions to take and which products to build, increasing customer satisfaction and informing business decisions...