Learn about how requirements workshops are conducted, and how they are highly interactive and involve a variety of participants, including customers and stakeholders.
- Requirements workshops look a lot different now…than they did when I started my career…more than 20 years ago.…Back then, I took a lot of notes…while stakeholders sat around a conference room table…discussing the solution or viewing a document.…After the workshop, I went back to my cube…and typed the notes into a requirements document template,…which the stakeholders reviewed over and over again…until everyone relented and signed their approval.…The sign off marked the end of the requirements phase,…so I sent the completed requirements document…to the development team, and moved on to my next project.…
So what's changed?…Well modern requirements workshops…are not about gathering and documenting requirements,…they're about elicitation.…Strategically drawing out information…from stakeholders and customers.…Our goal is to develop workshops that include…high impact collaboration, deep dialog,…and learning, as well as exploring ideas and details.…A great modern requirements workshop…requires a lot of planning, excellent facilitation skills,…
Author
Angela Wick
Released
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- What's elicitation and analysis?
- The relationship of elicitation to analysis
- Elicitation techniques
- Using interviews, brainstorming, and experiments to elicit requirements
- Analysis techniques
- Working with process models, context diagrams, and decision tables
- Adding to a process, product, or system
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 48s
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What you need to know1m 8s
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1. Elicitation and Analysis Overview
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Why is it important?2m 20s
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2. Elicitation Techniques
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Elicitation overview3m 30s
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Interviews3m 39s
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Brainstorming2m 48s
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Observation3m 15s
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Experiments2m 54s
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Workshops4m 5s
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3. Analysis Techniques
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Analysis overview3m 42s
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Process models4m 43s
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Context diagrams4m 56s
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Decision tables5m 6s
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Data flow diagrams3m 57s
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State and sequence diagrams2m 41s
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4. Tailoring to the Project or Product Type
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 2s
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