About IIBA®
About the International Institute of Business Analysis
The International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) is an independent, non-profit, professional association serving the growing field of business analysis. For individuals working in a broad range of roles - business analysis, systems analysis, requirements analysis or management, project management, consulting, process management and more - IIBA® can help BAs to their job better and enhance your professional life.
The IIBA was established in 2003 as a Canadian non-profit corporation and has become the leading association for business analysis around the globe. The IIBA helps professionals working in the business analyst role develop their skills, and further their careers, by providing access to unique and relevant content.
About Our Chapter
The Southeast Michigan Chapter of the IIBA started November 2005 with a small contingent of business analysts who were interested in seeing the profession of Business Analysis grow in the Metro Detroit area. We were officially recognized as a chapter of the IIBA in June of 2006.
From September through June we meet monthly at various host locations to provide our members with the latest information about the process, role or future outlook of the BA world from keynote speakers. In addition, we offer educational webinars, Professional Development Day weekend workshops, and BABOK study groups to help prepare you for the certification exam. All IIBA members and potential members are welcome. Please take a look at our Events page for upcoming meeting topics and information. Below is a typical meeting agenda:
- Networking / Refreshments
- Welcome Statement and Introductions
- Featured Speaker Presentations
- Questions & Answers
- SE Michigan Chapter Report
If you are a member of the IIBA (International Institute of Business Analysis) and living in the Metro Detroit area you are eligible to be part of the Southeast Michigan chapter. A 12 month chapter membership is still $25, with all chapter meetings free for members, and only $10 for non-members. Most chapter meetings qualify for PDU credits.