Business Analysis on a Global Scale

    
                                                                                                                       
    

Working for a global business is exciting and challenging.  You are invited to travel around the world with Basha Roberts, a MIS Business Analyst at Alltech, Inc.  Alltech is a top animal health and nutrition company that conducts business in 128 countries in every region of the world.  Mrs. Roberts will share her experiences working with diverse teams in different time zones and speaking different languages.  How do you analyze business in different countries with varying labor laws, different government taxes, and cultural differences?  Mrs. Roberts will share some of her experiences in an informative and entertaining presentation.

Learning Objectives

Attendees will be able to:

• Working with a globally dispersed team
• Working through differences in time zones, languages, culture, legislation and taxes
• How these differences changes the way the business analyst works

Target Audience:

• Project Business Analysts
• Enterprise Business Analysts
• Business Systems Analysts
• Requirements Engineers
• Business and Solution Architects
• Project Managers
• Managers of Business Analysts
• IT Managers
• BACoE and PMO Directors

Level:

• Intermediate 
• Experienced
• Business Analyst Manager  

 

Presented by: Basha Roberts, Alltech, Inc.

Basha Roberts is a MIS Business Analyst for Alltech, Inc.; international leader in the animal health and nutrition industry, headquartered in Lexington with Bioscience Centres in US, Ireland and China. She graduated from the University of Kentucky with a BS in Business and Economics and is currently active as a mentor with the Women Business Leader Program. She founded LexTech, Inc., a business and technology company in  Lexington.  Ms. Roberts has served many community organizations such as the Bluegrass Community and Technology College CIT Advisory Board, Rotary Club of Lexington – Board of Directors and The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) – Lexington Board of Directors.  The Lane Report named Ms. Roberts as one of the “Top Women in Business” in 1996.