Welcome to our Chapter!

Our mission is to engage and support our members, business analysis professionals, and community partners through educational events, mentorship, networking opportunities, and continuous knowledge sharing.

We are committed to building a strong and connected Business Analysis community in Croatia, bringing together professionals from different backgrounds, industries, and levels of experience. Through our activities, we create opportunities to exchange practical experiences, learn from one another, and build meaningful professional connections.

Our community supports ongoing professional development and certification aligned with the standards and practices of Business Analysis. We organize conferences, meetups, workshops, and other educational activities covering a broad range of topics relevant to today’s Business Analysts — from Business Analysis practices and requirements to Agile, Product Management, Product Development, leadership, communication, facilitation, and emerging technologies.

Beyond education, we place a strong emphasis on community and collaboration. Our events are designed not only to share knowledge, but also to create space for conversations, networking, mentoring, and the exchange of real-world experiences.

Together, we are building a stronger Business Analysis community and creating opportunities for professionals to learn, connect, and grow.

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Analyst Catalyst Blog
Think Like the Person Who Wants In: Adversarial Thinking for Business Analysts
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Where AI Helps My Business Analysis Work (And Where I Draw the Line)
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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.