AI Toolbox for BA!
AI is no longer just a topic for the future - it is already becoming part of the Business Analyst’s everyday toolkit.
But with so many AI tools available, it can be difficult to know where to start. Which tools are actually useful for a BA? What can we use them for? And where should we still rely on our own experience, judgement and analytical thinking?
During this Community Connect, we’ll take a practical look at how AI can support Business Analysts in their everyday work.
Together, we’ll explore topics such as:
- AI tools that can support Business Analysis
- Research, brainstorming and information gathering
- Requirements and documentation
- Summarising and analysing information
- Preparing for meetings and workshops
- Creating ideas, questions and alternative perspectives
- How different BAs use AI in their daily work
- What works well and what doesn't
This is not a formal training session or a showcase of one particular tool. It’s an open conversation and an opportunity to exchange experiences, discover new tools and expand our personal AI toolbox.
Bring your favourite tool, your best prompt, your biggest AI discovery - or simply your questions.
Let's compare our toolboxes and see what other BAs have in theirs!
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.