04 - Inception Phase Flashcards

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What is the 6R Framework?

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  • Receive
  • Route
  • Report
  • Research
  • Respond
  • Resolve
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Is an Application Profile built for each sliver?

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Yes

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How is a Program typically broken down into sub-components?

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  1. Program Roadmap
  2. Project Definitions (multiple)
  3. Slivers (multiple per Project)
  4. Specification Sets (multiple per Sliver)
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Describe Business Objectives

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  • Serve as a checklist for a successful application
  • Also used at the end of development to insure business received the value
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Describe Requirements

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  • Describe exactly what the business was looking to build
  • Begin with “The system shall provide the capability to”
  • May be linked to specifications
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Describe Specifications

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  • Are high-level during the inception phase, detailed later
  • Describe the process by which the requirements will be stepped through
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What items are revised into greater detail in Inception?

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  • Business Objectives (review and revise as necessary)
  • Requirements
  • Specifications
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What DCO Tools are used in Inception?

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  • Application Profiler
  • Project Sizing Tool
  • Project Management Framework
  • Phase Readiness Checklist
  • Methodology Alignment Workshop
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What are the typical Inception Phase durations?

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  • Process Walk-through (1-3 days)
  • Create Application Profile and sizing (3-5 days)
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When is the Project Management Framework typically introducted in the lifecycle?

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Inception Phase

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What is a Phase Readiness Checklist?

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  • Excel spreadsheet containing a list of tasks to be completed for each phase
  • Built during Inception Phase
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Can Pega BPM methodology be used with others? If so how?

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  • Yes, can be used with others
  • Must be integrated seamlessly to ensure coverage

Waterfall might be used for non-PRPC development while Pega BPM could be used for PRPC development

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Describe the Methodology Alignment Workshop (MAW)

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  • Blends a another methodology with Build For Change® aspects of Pega BPM
    • Methodlogy is mandated
    • MAW shows how to incorporate DCO
  • MAW demonstrates Pega PBM and its best practices
  • Hybrid methodology
    • Unified understanding of current methodology in use
    • Solid understanding of Pega BPM tools, processes and best practices
    • Both methodologies blended together form a hybrid
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What are the roles in Inception Phase?

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  • Business Sponsors
  • Project Manager
  • Business Analysts
  • Business Architects /Subject Matter Experts
  • System Architect
  • Testing Resources
  • IT Resources
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Describe the Project Kick-Off Meeting

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  • Forum for execs to educate team on:
    • Objectives
    • Business Value
    • Timeline
    • Scope
  • Facilities clear understanding of Methodology & DCO, Change control, Governance model
  • Communicate roles to team
  • Reporting & Escalation paths
  • Defines Policies & Standards
  • Identifies information stores
  • Defines standing meetings
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What are the benefits of a Project Kick-Off Meeting?

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  • Everyone is on the same page
  • Sets expectations up front
  • Process is communicated and agreed upon