Back by popular demand, Roger Burlton—one of the world’s leading voices in business analysis and business architecture—is returning with another high-impact session. Last year’s most acclaimed event is making a comeback, and it’s the perfect way to feed your mind while you eat your lunch!
As business analysts, we thrive on change—and the next big growth opportunity is here. This session explores how BAs can elevate their role in the organisation and bring their skills to a more strategic and enterprise-wide level through Business Architecture.
Roger will share insights from his renowned book “Business Architecture: Collecting, Connecting and Correcting the Dots”, and explore how knowledge management and AI can strengthen your architectural thinking. What you’ll walk away with: practical approaches to become a strategic partner to business leaders, along with tools to future-proof your career using emerging practices.
✨ Bring your lunch, your questions, and your ambition.
🎟 Reserve your spot now — this session will fill fast!
Can't make it on the day? This session will be recorded and distributed to all registered attendees.
Tickets
- IIBA Members: Free! Please login to the Member Area (top right) before proceeding to checkout to access your free ticket.
- Non-Members: $15
About the Speaker: Roger Burlton, President, Process Renewal Group (Vancouver, Canada)
Roger is the President of the Process Renewal Group. He is the author of the pioneering book ‘Business Process Management: Profiting from Process’, the ‘Business Process Manifesto’ and the ‘Business Agility Manifesto’. Roger developed the first Business Process and Business Architecture practices in the world in 1991. Having worked with over 200 organisations globally to transform from traditional hierarchical organisations to cross functionally managed ones, he is is recognised as a world leader in establishing a business value delivery model supported by Business Architecture practices. His latest book: ‘Business Architecture: Collecting, Connecting and Correcting the Dots’ helps make sense of the challenge.