Cercle – Business Analysis in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Duration :

• A Circle consists of three (3) sessions.
• Each session lasts 90 minutes.

Sessions take place once a month over a period of 3 months to allow for progress tracking and ongoing problem-solving.

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Mastering AI to Transform Business Analysis Practices

This Circle builds on AFI Expertise's ongoing initiatives to support professionals in integrating emerging technologies, as demonstrated by the Circle "Artificial Intelligence at the Service of Your Organization."

Audience

Business Analysts, Managers, Digital Professionals

Objectives

As business transformation accelerates more than ever, artificial intelligence (AI) can significantly support the work of business analysts. This Circle aims to equip business analysts to strategically, ethically, and effectively integrate AI (particularly generative AI) into their practices. Through hands-on workshops and collaborative discussions, participants will explore how AI can enhance the collection, analysis, and communication of business needs.

• Collaborative Approach: Leverage collective intelligence to deepen your understanding of AI in business analysis.
• Hands-On Learning: Apply the concepts discussed through practical workshops.
• Professional Development: Enhance your skills to remain relevant in a constantly evolving environment.

Contents

Session Structure

Session 1: AI Serving Business Analysis… and Vice Versa!
Demystifying AI within organizations and exploring the opportunities it offers to improve understanding of needs, process modeling, and decision-making. Presentation of real-life cases and relevant tools.

Session 2: Prompt Engineering Workshop for Analysts
Introduction to prompt engineering: how to formulate effective queries to interact with generative AI models such as ChatGPT. Hands-on exercises tailored to business analysis contexts.

Session 3: Responsible Use of AI in Business Analysis
Discussion on ethical considerations, data confidentiality, and algorithmic bias in the use of AI and the integration of AI projects. Presentation of practical guides for responsible AI adoption, leveraging resources such as IFACI's guide on AI ethics. Recognize the current limits of AI.