BAA is Now Offering Business Architecture Boot Camp™ Series Online
Mar 18, 2020
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Business Architecture Associates, Inc. (BAA) is pleased to announce that, based on popular demand, we are now offering our Business Architecture Boot Camp™ training series live online.
In 2020, BAA will deliver its instructor-led, five-day Business Architecture Boot Camp™ Series live for the Americas, May 19-21, 26-27, 2020, and for Europe, Middle East, Africa and Western Asia, June 15-19 2020. The live online Boot Camp Series, comprised of BAA courses 1-5, prepares attendees to confidently practice the discipline and sit for the Certified Business Architect (CBA)® exam.
BAA added the live online series to the 2020 training schedule based on growing demand from our global client base. Having built a long-standing reputation for delivering high quality business architecture training based on past public and in-house offerings, the demand for access to online, instructor-led training has grown considerably. BAA will offer this first round of live online training in May and June, with additional dates under review.
The Boot Camp Series will be delivered by industry pioneers Whynde Kuehn and William Ulrich, leaders in establishing and evolving the widely adopted practice of business architecture. Ms. Kuehn and Mr. Ulrich are first and foremost practitioners, ensuring that all training content is not only based on formal principles, but can and has been exercised in practice at organizations around the globe.
BAA has trained industry professionals worldwide in all aspects of business architecture, enhancing their ability to deliver value to their organizations while advancing their professional skills. Individuals may sign up for the entire, five-day Business Architecture Boot Camp™ series or for individual courses assuming they have taken prerequisites. Corporate discounts for 3 or more attendees are available.
About Business Architecture Associates, Inc.
Business Architecture Associates is dedicated to training individuals and organizations in the practice and use of business architecture, an established discipline that enables end-to-end strategy execution. BAA founders and industry pioneers Whynde Kuehn and William Ulrich have worked across a wide range of industries to successfully leverage business architecture to enable end-to-end strategy execution. BAA is a Guild Accredited Training Partner® (GATP®), as designated by the Business Architecture Guild®, a member-based professional association.
For more information go to www.businessarchitectureassociates.com.
Media contact:
Kathleen Ulrich
[email protected]
831-464-5344
SOURCE Business Architecture Associates
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