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Business analysts are being asked to “use AI,” but most teams lack a practical way to do it safely and effectively. This interactive workshop teaches prompt engineering fundamentals for elicitation, summaries, requirements, user stories, and analysis. Plus realistic case studies, risk considerations, and a practical approach to getting reliable outputs.

Real Value, Risks, and Case Studies

AI can accelerate BA work, but only if we know how to ask for the right outputs, validate results, and manage risk. This virtual, hands-on workshop is designed for business analysts who want a practical, repeatable approach to prompt engineering.

We will cover:

  • A simple framework for writing prompts that produce structured, usable BA deliverables
  • How to use AI for common BA scenarios (elicitation support, meeting summaries, requirements, user stories, models)
  • How to reduce hallucinations and improve accuracy through constraints, context, and verification steps
  • The real-world trade-offs: cost-benefit, implementation and maintenance considerations, governance and risk.
  • A reflection on how AI changes elicitation techniques and what it may mean for BABOK-style practices

Attendees will leave with framework(s) they can reuse immediately to apply in their day-to-day BA work.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

  • Apply a practical prompt framework to generate BA-ready outputs (structured, scoped, and testable).
  • Write prompts for common BA tasks (elicitation support, meeting summaries, requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria).
  • Use constraints and context techniques to reduce AI errors and improve consistency and quality.
  • Validate AI outputs using lightweight verification methods suitable for BA workflows.
  • Identify risks and governance considerations (bias, hallucinations, etc.).
  • Evaluate AI opportunities using cost–benefit thinking (time saved, quality impact, controls, and operational overhead).

About the Facilitator

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Moeed Israr, MASc., MBA, MCPM, MCBA, PMP, CMC (Candidate)

Moeed Israr (Author) is a transformation leader focused on shaping AI projects and planning & execution of complex programs. He focusses on modernization, cost reduction and introducing engineering efficiencies for Tier 1 and Tier 2 companies.

With 25+ years experience working with global organizations, he advises Directors, VPs, and C-suite leaders. He works with them to deliver connected solutions related to digital cost intelligence, standardization and reuse, procurement efficiencies, and accountable global execution.

Moeed is also a lifelong observer of how people grow, struggle, and rise again. Guided by faith, the law of attraction, and karma, he sees life’s challenges as lessons and its good days as gifts. Through his book Calm & Clarity™️, he helps readers find more steadiness, clarity, and peace.

Connect with Moeed using the links below. LinkedIn for professional updates, the website for the author and book story, and Amazon to purchase your copy:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moeed-israr/
Calm & Clarity™️ Website: https://calmnclarity.com/

Event Details

When:

Saturday, March 28, 2025 10:00 to 14:00 EDT

Where:

Virtual via Zoom

Who should attend: 

Open to all

Cost: 

$40 IIBA members
$60 non-members
$40 students

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Continuing Development Unit (CDU)/Professional Development (PD) Hours: 

Your attendance is worth four (4) CDUs or four (4) PD Hours.

Organizers

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VP Professional Development
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