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Moat & Margin publishes detailed breakdowns of Indian company filings and quarterly results, focusing on deal terms, segment margins and accounting notes. Each issue tabulates figures with source tags and flags what the filings do not disclose.
The Engine Cowl offers analysis of the airline business, combining written deep dives on carriers such as Volotea with podcast episodes on airline strategy and the vendors serving the industry. Readers get fleet, network and financial context on European airlines and an insider view of airline technology and distribution.
First-person career stories from business analysts about moving into and growing within business analysis. Issues mix personal narrative with lessons on stakeholder alignment, vendor assessment and building internal BA capability.
Valuewala is a monthly newsletter by an individual Indian stock investor who publishes one detailed write-up per month on a single listed company, disclosing his own position. Readers get a long-form, bottom-up investment thesis covering business model, history, operations and valuation for Indian small and micro-cap stocks.
A business analyst with nine years of experience shares practical articles on requirements management, recommended business analysis books, and the core skills the role demands. The writing draws on Karl Wiegers' work and job-market research to help newcomers and working analysts build knowledge.
A set of promotional and general-interest business articles covering PDF features in apps, PESTLE pressures on manufacturing data, and a crypto payment gateway's features. The newsletter mixes sponsored-sounding product pitches with analytical business commentary.
Educational blog posts explaining product management, product ownership and Agile/Scrum practices for people entering these roles. It covers role definitions, responsibilities and team ceremonies such as retros, sprint planning and stand-ups.
A personal digital garden by a Sheffield-based business analyst and product manager, sharing reflections on change, compassion and commitment. The excerpts so far are mostly introductory, covering the author's background and intentions for the site.
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