News update June 2019

By | 29/06/2019

Much has changed since I started writing articles for Business Bullet.  I have a book deal from a global publisher, Kogan Page to write a book on Business analysis.  See the book page – The Business analysis handbook for more details on the book and reviews of it.  This is available worldwide from September but can be pre-ordered.

The book is written to suit people wanting to get into business analysis or to understand more about it.  It is also for those who want to use it as a reference book who are already experienced in business analysis.  It covers the whole breadth of business analysis from understanding the problem, creating a business case, business requirements, system requirements, managing changes, enterprise level and some standard templates to cover typical documentation used regularly in the business analysis profession.

It also focuses on the softer skills required in Business analysis and provides practical examples the whole way through.

If you have enjoyed reading this blog and the articles I have written you will enjoy my book.

It is available from www.koganpage.com and all major print and e-book retailers.

I will be having a book launch party to celebrate the book on the 24th September in London.  You are welcome to join me at the launch party if you can make it by registering at the following ticket provider.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-launch-of-the-business-analysis-handbook-tickets-67860238801

Business bullet will be media sponsor at the Business Analysis Conference Europe 2019, 3 years running.  If you are going, the book launch is on the Tuesday evening of that week.  You can also get a 10 % discount to the conference by quoting BB10 when you book.   I am speaking this year on the Wednesday afternoon.   The talk is on Making workshops more engaging and interesting using design thinking techniques.

 

 

Author: Helen Winter

Helen Winter is an enterprise transformation leader, author, and operating model strategist with deep experience in designing and delivering complex organisational change. She has led transformation programmes across multiple organisations and sectors, focusing on the operating model mechanisms that link strategy to execution — including commercial model redesign, governance frameworks, squad operating models, PMO modernisation, financial controls, tooling and data alignment, and AI-enabled delivery. Her work centres on helping organisations build operating models that deliver predictable, efficient, and value-driven outcomes. Her expertise spans transformation programme design, enterprise agility, cross-functional governance, behavioural and cultural change, and the practical integration of tools and processes to improve business performance. Helen is also a global business author with Kogan Page. Her first book, The Business Analysis Handbook, was a finalist for two major industry awards: the PMI award for contribution to project management literature and the Business Book Awards’ Specialist Book category. She is an active member of the APM Programme Management Specific Interest Group, contributing to thought leadership, guidance, and the development of good practice for programme delivery. A frequent speaker at project, programme, and transformation forums, Helen shares her insights through her long-running blog BusinessBullet.co.uk, visited by over 5,000 readers a month. Her current writing focuses on modern operating models, transformation leadership, organisational capability, and the real-world dynamics that determine whether change succeeds or fails.

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