I’m Stu Mullinger, and I’ve created Better Business Analysis to help organisations, teams, and change professionals deliver better change outcomes through flexible, on-demand business analysis and skills development.

For organisations, I provide tailored, packaged business analysis services, providing flexibility and cost certainty. Whether you need help running a one-off workshop, are considering a complex, transformational programme, or are looking to build a business change capability, I can help you rapidly address business needs with innovative solutions.

For organisations, I provide tailored, packaged business analysis services, providing flexibility and cost certainty. Whether you just need help running a one-off workshop, are considering a complex, transformational programme, or are looking to build a business change capability, I can help you rapidly address business needs with innovative solutions.

For business analysts and change professionals, I provide tailored business analysis skills training as well as resources to improve your effectiveness and help you progress to the next level. My blog also examines issues in business analysis and techniques you can use in your work.

I’m always keen to hear from other business analysts, so if you have a query about a particular technique or the BA career, feel free to get in touch.

Latest from my blog

• Use it or lose it3 October 2024
  I was due to attend a BA event this week that was withdrawn due to lack of bookings. This was gutting on several levels. Firstly, I was really looking forward to it… Read More »Use it or lose it
• BA Conference Europe 202427 September 2024
  Last week, I was lucky enough to attend BA Conference Europe 2024 in London. This is the third year in a row that I’ve attended, and the turnout this year was brilliant… Read More »BA Conference Europe 2024
• Chill out! (the perils of making changes while “running hot”)30 July 2024
  Struggling business operations are prime candidates for “improvement projects”. The organisation wants to raise quality, be more productive, reduce costs, have more satisfied staff, and reduce risk. If operations are “running hot”… Read More »Chill out! (the perils of making changes while “running hot”)
• 10 awkward questions9 July 2024
  Every experienced business analyst will have plenty of scars and stories from working on projects and initiatives that should never have been pursued in the first place. These include ideas that were… Read More »10 awkward questions