In this episode, we talk about the power of visual communication in business analysis. We are joined by

Visual communication is all a component of visual thinking. Paddy talks about why visual thinking is important and how you can build those skills.

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Business Analysis Live is hosted by:

- Susan Moore, Community Engagement Manager at IIBA

- Scott Bennett, Manager, Business Analysis at IIBA

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00:00:00 - Introduction and Importance of Visuals in Business Analysis
00:01:23 - Guest Introduction: Patty's Background and Journey
00:03:50 - Discovering Visual Thinking at Deutsche Bank
00:05:09 - Live Interaction and Audience Engagement
00:06:07 - Meeting Grant and Starting Visual Jam
00:07:43 - Explaining Visual Thinking and Its Types
00:11:29 - Importance of Visual Thinking in Business Analysis
00:13:08 - Attention Span and Engagement in Visual Communication
00:15:57 - Examples of Effective Visual Communication
00:18:24 - Interactive Drawing Exercise: Squiggle Birds
00:22:05 - Learning and Practicing Visual Thinking Skills
00:25:13 - Resources for Visual Thinking: The Noun Project and Books
00:28:27 - Using Visuals in Professional Settings
00:30:49 - Tips for Engaging Presentations with Visuals
00:33:05 - Audience Questions: Visual vs. Verbal Communication
00:37:03 - Using Visuals for Problem-Solving and Thought Processes
00:40:00 - Creating Effective Visual PowerPoint Presentations
00:43:59 - AI Tools for Visual Storytelling
00:44:34 - Closing Remarks and Future Topics