Stakeholders in an Agile project Flashcards
1
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Main stakeholders (3)
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- Project - specifially engaged in project e.g. Agile BA
- Business stakeholders - sponsoring the project
- External - outside boundaries of the company
2
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Business visonary as stakeholder
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- Requirements prioritisation
- As BA supports by business process modelling, value chain mapping and business domain modelling and facilitation skills
- Participate regularly
2
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Business sponsor as stakeholder
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- Continued justification for project
- As BA supports by business process modelling, value chain mapping and business domain modelling and facilitation skills
- Project champion
3
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Technical co-ordinator as stakeholder
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- Help turn business requirements into solution requirements
- Prototypes may be built
4
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Project manager as stakeholder
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- BA and PM work closely together to enable stakeholder analysis and engagement
- Managing the working environment to deliver on time and budget
5
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Business ambassador as stakeholder
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- Day to day representative of business area
- Expected to participate actively and regularly
6
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Team Leader as stakeholder
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- Sometime can be BA
- Helps faciliate the work of the solution delivery team
7
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Solution developer as stakeholder
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- Evole detail of the solution in line with PRL
8
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Solution tester as stakeholder
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- ST, BA and business ambassador will work to establish clear acceptance criteria
9
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Business advisor as stakeholder
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- Not empowered members on solution dev team
- May provide specialist skills
10
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Technical advisor as stakeholder
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- Not empowered members on solution dev team
- May provide specialist skills
11
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Workshop facilitator as stakeholder
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- May be BA
- Sometimes BA is not the right person
11
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DSDM coach as stakeholder
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- Facilitates effective application of DSDM workflow
- BA may be called upon to do this
12
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Agile culture - what is MORE (4)
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- Transparency of process
- Frequent delivery
- Faciliated workshop
- Face to face communication
13
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Agile culture - what is LESS (4)
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- Physical documentation
- Up-front analysis in detail
- Large unstrcutured meetings
- Detail documentation