Community Connect | November'26 Edition
Nov 25, 2026 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
How to Learn AI? Exploring AI Together
AI is becoming an increasingly important part of our professional lives. New tools, features, and possibilities appear almost every day. But with so much information available, where should we start? How do we keep learning, and how can we make AI a useful part of our daily work as Business Analysts?
For this Community Connect, we're inviting you to an open and informal conversation about learning AI.
This is not a webinar or a traditional presentation. Instead, we want to create a space where everyone can share their experiences, ideas, discoveries, and even mistakes along the way.
Together, we'll explore questions such as:
- How did you start learning about AI?
- Where do you find useful learning resources?
- Which AI tools have you tried so far?
- How do you experiment with AI in your daily work?
- Do you learn through courses, tutorials, practice, or simply trial and error?
- How do you keep up with the rapidly changing AI landscape?
- What advice would you give to someone just starting their AI journey?
You don't need to be an AI expert to join us. Whether you've been using AI for a while or are still figuring out where to begin, your perspective matters.
Bring your questions, experiences, and curiosity. Let's learn from each other!
Meet our Facilitator
Paweł Sidorowicz
Head of Membership Engagement
Pawel Sidorowicz is a business systems analyst with over 10 years of experience in various projects across the pharma, life sciences, public sector, and banking industries. He has led multiple teams of analysts in projects and organizations and holds CPOA and CBAP certifications. Pawel is a mentor in the IIBA Poland Chapter mentoring program and has served as a mentor in three editions of Craftware Salesforce Academy. He provides training and mentorship to other BAs and BA leads based on his own learning paths.
Pawel firmly believes that every senior IT specialist has an obligation to share knowledge, experience, and support with other IT colleagues. He emphasizes the importance of being the kind of senior professional that one needed when starting out. He values honest conversation and feedback. Pawel lives outside Warsaw with his wife, two children, and a very energetic German Shepherd. As a member of the Program Council, he looks forward to unconventional and bold formats.