Collaboration with Stakeholders Flashcards

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Information Discovery

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to make informed decisions and recommendations, business analysts need to gather information, lots of information, from all levels.

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Agile

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an iterative approach to development with regular feedback intervals.

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Waterfall

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creates critical paths; a project can’t move forward until a blocking issue is resolved

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Scrum

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a project management framework which helps people and teams deliver value incrementally in a collaborative manner. The core values are: focus, courage, openness, commitment, respect.

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Journey map

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documents that visually illustrate the experiences customers have with a business or an organization.
* Steps or activities a customer or user takes to accomplish a goal
* Challenges they face in accomplishing their goal
* People they interact with in a single organization or in an ecosystem of organizations
* Touchpoints and channels—like devices and apps—they encounter as they accomplish a goal
* Feelings, thoughts, and reactions they have throughout their journey

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Elicitation

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the drawing forth or receiving of information from stakeholders or other sources

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Requirements elicitation

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practice of researching and discovering the requirements of a system from users, customers, and other stakeholders.

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Sprint

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a short, time-boxed period when a scrum team works to complete a set amount of work.

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V2MOM

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vision, values, methods, obstacles, measures.

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Consequence Scanning

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way for organizations to consider the potential consequences of a product or service on people, communities and the planet.

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Application Lifecycle Management

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  • Change set development- teams can manage their application by using declarative tools. They don’t need to use a command-line interface or a version control system.
  • Org development- uses some tools that provide greater flexibility and scalability, new ways to track and manage change (version control), and a different method of deployment.
  • Package development- instead of building code and customizations for your org, you create a package ( logical set of code)
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Sales Enablement

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process of giving your sales team everything they need to close deals.

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