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Understanding Roles and Responsibilities in a Discovery Session: Fostering Insightful Collaboration
Possibly the most effective method for eliciting requirements is the Discovery Session: a facilitated workshop with carefully selected stakeholders and subject matter experts held in order to collaboratively and collectively define the requirements for a product....
Breaking the Impasse with the Use Case Discovery Canvas
When Use Case Modeling is the Technique that can Break the Impasse in Your Project And How a Use Case Canvas Can Get You Going Here’s the situation: You need to understand a particular process so that the development or agile team can build the product to support it,...
Success Story: IAG Facilitates Public Sector Business Case Development in 100% Virtual Sessions
Challenged with governing over a large geographical area and very remote locations, our client needed help to organize and facilitate sessions that could elicit and document user stories and requirements for four separate business cases with critical participants...
7 Best Practices for Successful Requirements Meetings
Key success factors for Business Analysts, Product Owners, and Project Managers leading meetings. Facilitating meetings to successfully achieve their planned outcomes has always been a hot topic -- and a challenge that hasn’t become any easier with remote...
The User Story Discovery Canvas from IAG
What is a User Story Canvas and how a visual canvas template for having user story conversations can help improve your user stories and agile performance. One of the aspects of being a Business Analyst Consultant that I feel a keen responsibility for is asking good...
Discovery Canvases: The indispensable visual conversation tool for Business Analysts and Agile Teams
What are Discovery Canvases? Business Analysis Canvas Templates for Business Analysts, Project Managers, Enterprise Architects, Product Owners and Scrum Masters to facilitate visual collaboration of business analysis, business architecture, project management, and...