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Welcome to our Chapter!  Our mission is to engage and support our members and community partners through educational events, mentorship, and networking opportunities. We promote ongoing professional development and certification specific to the standards and practices of Business Analysis.
Together, We Grow Stronger
 

The IIBA Armenia Chapter is more than a community—it’s a movement. We bring together professionals who are passionate about business analysis, product leadership, and change. Our purpose is to empower individuals and organizations to unlock their potential, drive innovation, and create meaningful impact across industries in Armenia and beyond.

Our chapter is a space for learning, growth, and inspiration. Through events, workshops, and networking opportunities, we provide our members with the tools and knowledge to develop their skills, achieve certifications, and embrace leadership opportunities. Whether you are just starting your career or are an experienced professional, IIBA Armenia offers a platform where your voice matters, your knowledge grows, and your future expands.

By joining our community, you become part of something larger. You gain access to a global network of experts, a local family of peers, and opportunities to shape the future of our profession.

Together, we grow stronger—together, we shape tomorrow.

 
 
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Analyst Catalyst Blog
Think Like the Person Who Wants In: Adversarial Thinking for Business Analysts
You don’t need to be a cybersecurity specialist to think like one. Here's a short case for adversarial thinking in business analysis.
Where AI Helps My Business Analysis Work (And Where I Draw the Line)
A CIO shares how he uses AI across requirements, process mapping, data analysis, and tough conversations—and the discipline that keeps it responsible.
Before Any Major Change, Look Back at the Whole Process First
When a notification service’s data sync system was scheduled to retire, the obvious move would have been to replace the middle system. Instead, Jason Chuang’s team stepped back and asked why each step existed in the first place.