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This Era’s “Great Project,” Revisited

Posted on July 26, 2021 by R.P. Churchill

The first post I wrote here, close to six years ago now, talked about a friend who bemoaned the fact that he wasn’t working on something singularly and identifiably great. My contention then was that, while the specific work wasn’t … Continue reading →

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What Do I Mean By “Solve The Problem Abstractly?”

Posted on March 18, 2019 by R.P. Churchill

Requirements and Design Phases Looking at the phases I’ve described in my business analysis framework, I wanted to describe the major difference between the step for requirements and design. The artifacts created as part of these phases, which usually include … Continue reading →

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Communicating With Leaders

Posted on February 27, 2019 by R.P. Churchill

Yesterday I attended the Tampa IIBA’s chapter meeting to see the presentation given by Kara Sundar, titled Communicating With Leaders: Increase Your Productivity and Influence. The presentation was very effective and based on materials from the book Change Intelligence by … Continue reading →

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Nine SDLC Cross-Functional Areas

Posted on June 26, 2017 by R.P. Churchill

I met the very impressive Kim Hardy at an IIBA Meetup in Pittsburgh a few weeks ago. She is passionate about relating her insights to people, their needs and values, and how to make them effective, engaged, and happy while … Continue reading →

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