Getting the Starting Point Right: Why Current State Matters
Part one of a three-part series on turning process insight into real transformation outcomes: First, why you should see what's really happening
From Risk to Resilience: Why a Structured Disaster Recovery Approach Matters More Than Ever
A system outage, cyber incident, hardware failure, or natural disaster – can ripple across an organisation in seconds. For companies operating complex ecosystems of applications, platforms, suppliers, and customers across vast geographies, disaster recovery (DR) is no longer a technical afterthought. It’s a core capability that underpins business continuity, customer trust, and long‑term organisational resilience...
New Millpond Training Course: Business Analysis Fundamentals
No matter what our role is within an organisation, we can benefit from an understanding of how business analysis helps keep projects firmly focussed on ‘outcomes’, rather than just ‘outputs’. This is why Millpond is growing its Business Analysis practice to provide professional business analysis support to organisations, and it’s also why we have developed this new course. Millpond's Business Analysis Fundamentals course is designed for anyone keen to get a foundational understanding of the business analysis profession.
The Many Hats of a Business Analyst
Setting up the “perfect” project team would see dedicated people in all the roles required to deliver a successful project, but that is not always possible...
Why Business Analysis is Key to Organisational Success?
Business analysis is crucial for aligning business strategies, processes, or projects with an organisation's goals and objectives, ensuring that change initiatives are effectively managed and implemented.
What is Business Analysis and What does a Business Analyst Do?
Business Analysis is a field that focuses on enabling change within organisations by identifying their needs and proposing solutions that bring value to stakeholders.
The Power of Business Analysis: Enhancing Project Management in Todays’ World
Business analysis in project management involves identifying and defining business needs, then developing solutions to meet those needs within a project framework.
