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Live Webinar – October 3rd, 2013 – 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT
Offered by BATimes (Diversified Business Communications REP 1811)
Duration 2 Hr 2 Cat A PDU/CDUs – $89.99 USD for 2 PDU / CDU
OR …….. The course is included in an (over 100 PDUs Available)
All Access Pass – 6 Months for $229.95 USD or 1 YR $349.95
Please enter Referral Code 576587

Successfully navigating stakeholder meetings requires strong stakeholder participation and communication skills.

It is critical to build stakeholder relationships and raise their level of skill to ensure business analysis activities produce high quality results.

Often, stakeholder meetings can devolve into a children’s soccer game – with participants not knowing when to chase the ball, defend the net, or stop for a snack.

This webinar will:

  1. Eexplore the relationship between the Business Analyst and project stakeholders.
  2. Provide Business Analysts with techniques to manage stakeholder dynamics, improve communication, and raise the level of participation in business analysis activities.
  3. Help Business Analysts understand the techniques and approaches for handling difficult stakeholders
  4. Highlight the importance of the relationships between the Business Analyst and stakeholders and the corresponding impact on effective requirements gathering.

Course Learning Objectives Include:

  • Understand the stakeholder role and the reality of conflicting stakeholder needs.
  • Recognize the importance of communicating and managing stakeholder expectations.
  • Understand how to effectively manage stakeholders and recognize when to change tactics.

With the Course You Will Receive:

  • Access to the Live and Recorded Version of Webinar
  • Personalized Certificate of Attendance

Presenter: Michelina DiNunno, MBA (LinkedIn profile) Michelina DiNunno has been in the Telecomm Industry for over 10 years, working in Marketing, IT and as a Business Analyst. She currently works for Telus and is providing consulting services through Global Knowledge.

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