Update – The Business Analysis Handbook

By | 15/02/2020

Helen Winter, an author based in the West Midlands, has been shortlisted for the 2020 Business Book Awards for her book The Business Analysis Handbook.

The Business Analysis Handbook is one of seven books within the Business Book Award’s Specialist Book 2020 category. Aimed at people interested in Business Analysis, the book deals with Techniques and Questions to Deliver Better Business Outcomes.

Helen Winter was compelled to write this book because she felt there was a need for a book that could explain the value of business analysis with lots of practical techniques of how to apply it.

The Business Book Awards celebrates the best in business book publishing and carries with it high kudos in the business world.

Helen Winter said, “I am so honoured to have been nominated and so proud this book has been shortlisted”.

The winners of the 2020 Business Book Awards will be announced at a glittering awards ceremony attended by leading names in the business and publishing worlds on the evening of 23rd March at 8 Northumberland Avenue, London. Tickets are available here: https://www.businessbookawards.co.uk/product/book-your-ticket/.

Helen Winter is available for interview using the contact details on businessbullet.co.uk.

#BBA2020 and #BusinessBookAwards20

The Business Analysis Handbook – Techniques and Questions for better Business Outcomes is available from www.koganpage.com and all major print and e-book retailers.

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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