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IIBA Toronto Chapter June 2014 Hackfest

  • 11 Jun 2014
  • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • George Brown College, Casa Loma Campus, 146 Kendall Avenue, Toronto

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The IIBA Toronto Chapter has arranged for a Summer 2014 series of Hackfests that will build your experience. IIBA Toronto Chapter is working with stakeholders to deliver this experience to you this summer.


If you are interested in participating in the hackfest, register here. We have scheduled the first event for June 11, 2014.



George Brown College

146 Kendal Avenue entrance

Room E430

(In this picture, enter ground level under the signage. Take the elevator up. Turn right and go to end of hall. Room is around the corner)


Agenda:
Getting to know a
Business Requirements Document (BRD)


In this 3 hour session (estimated) we will be exploring some of the best features of a Business Requirements Document (BRD). This is learning the tools of the trade and experiencing them in a team setting.

  • Pizza and beverages (what team function doesn't have this)
  • Practicing a Vision and Scope Document
  • Why do we need it?
  • Why  is it important?
  • Basic principles of Business Writing
  • Clarifying the requirements and sign off
  • You can start arriving 5:30 pm onward
  • This event will be available online one week after the event
Facilitator & Instructor:
Benjamin Congdon

THINKER. I figure out what comes next.
Benjamin is an Independent BA consultant from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

Benjamin's focus is solving complex business & IT problems for people. My background is Research & Development, with a heavy focus towards integration, large scale design, and providing technical leadership wrapped nicely with business analysis. I'm the person you would want on an adventure.


Event Sponsors:
Global Knowledge
George Brown College


WHAT IS A HACKFEST?

A hackathon (also known as a hack day, hackfest or codefest) is an event in which business analysts and others involved in software development, process improvement and change management, including project managers, partners and stakeholders, collaborate intensively on deliverables. Hackathons typically last between a several hours and a week. Some hackathons are intended simply for educational or social purposes, although in many cases the goal is to create usable deliverables. Hackathons tend to have a specific focus, solving a nonprofit’s issue, learning a task or array of techniques first hand. The participants walk away with real life experience and hours towards their IIBA certifications.


WHO CAN ATTEND?

There is not a membership requirement to attend this event. All are welcome.

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