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Google project management certificate – Interesting?

My Agile Partner

In today’s dynamic business landscape, effective project management is crucial for success. Google, a global technology giant, recognized this need and introduced the Google Project Management Certificate to equip individuals with the skills required to excel in project management roles.

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Navigating the Interplay between Project Management and Business Analysis for Project Success

Bridging the Gap

Project Managers and Business Analysts are two roles that are often intertwined and sometimes confused. In this video, you’ll discover: How to define the roles of business analyst and project manager, and the skills required for each role. How business analysis and project management roles differ and overlap.

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Disciplined agile: Enabling true agility for your team

Monday

Disciplined Agile is a toolkit that leverages hundreds of strategies from other project management methodologies, including Agile, Lean, Kanban, Scrum, and more. In this guide, you’ll learn about the benefits of Disciplined Agile as well as the principles that form the toolkit’s foundations.

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Fresh Agile Voices – Episode 2 – Raven Cashaw

Vitality Chicago

In our October 2020 newsletter, we launched a new segment called “Fresh Agile Voices”. So we launched Fresh Agile Voices which feature brief interviews of agile coaches that include people of color, women, and others who are experts in agility. Tell us a little bit about how you got into agile ways of working.

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State of Agile Coaching – 5 Things You Need to Know

Cprime

Earlier this year, the Scrum Alliance published the first ever edition of the State of Agile Coaching Report, which contained many insights into the fledgling profession that is commonly referred to as “Agile Coaching”. Key insight #2 – Vast majority of agile coaches do not hold master-level agile or coaching certifications.

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Job Titles for Business Analysts

Bridging the Gap

This type of business analyst starts out a project by defining the business need or outcomes, or asking why, like why are we doing this and takes it all the way through scope, defining the detailed requirements, collaborating with the business and technology teams to ensure a successful implementation of the requirements.

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The Future of Business Analysis: Exploring Diverse Career Pathways

Business Bullet

Other alternative paths using the business analysis skillset are the following: Systems Analyst: Systems analysts use their expertise in business and technology to design, develop, and implement new systems and applications. Functional Analyst: specialize in a packaged software product and understands how it works.