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REQUIREMENTS GATHERING AND ASSESSMENT
 

Duration  -   1 Day
 

Course Summary
Before a  new system, or process, can be purchased or developed. There is a need to understand what the system will provide, how it will be used and what the users and maintainers require. This must be done in a systematic way, to ensure all the key elements are covered for the development and operations. This workshop will provide a comprehensive overview, and understanding, of the processes and methods needed to compile a comprehensive set of requirements for a project.

 
What you will learn
 
bulletHow to gather system and process requirements
bulletHow to prepare and present requirements
bulletHow to asses requirements and resolve conflicts
bulletHow to identify and evaluate potential solutions

The workshop will introduce highlight and discuss relevant topics, including:

 

Data gathering methods
Identifying data needs
Selecting appropriate methods
Sourcing the data
Obtaining the data
Observations
Identifying need for observation
Methods of observation
Obtaining data
Influencing observations
Evaluation of data
Sorting and collating
Producing statistics
Identifying options
Understanding the data

Surveys
Preparing questionnaires
Surveys or interviews
Conducting surveys
Conducting interviews
Collecting the data
Potential solutions
Identifying solution areas
Options and priorities
Sourcing potential solutions
Obtaining details
Demonstrations & Presentations
Assessing solutions
Making recommendations

Preparing requirements
Requirements management
Categorising and grouping
Data into requirements
Identifying requirements
Requirements selection
Obtaining consensus
Options & Priorities
Presenting requirements
Impact of results
Understanding the requirements
Effects of requirements on programme
Concluding and recommending
Assessing options
Time cost and quality
Preparing and presenting data
Grouping requirements
Summarising and abstracting
Selecting presentation methods
Using graphics and animation
Presenting the complete picture
 

Presentation method
The workshop is intended to be provided in a workshop format, maximising the contributions from participants. The workshop will include a high level of graphic and animated content. A variety of practical examples and case studies will also be used, which will be current and relevant to the workshop and the audience. Where possible, instructors will also provide additional coaching and mentoring to students.

The participants will also be encouraged to play an active role in the workshop. Participants will be encouraged to take part in a variety of exercises, as well as discuss various elements of the workshop and related issues.
 

Other information
Participants will receive a comprehensive set of notes relating to the workshop, together with any supplementary handouts. Participants will also receive tip sheets, checklists and other supporting information, to take away for future reference. All of which can be utilised immediately after completion of the workshop.

This workshop module can also be tailored to the requirements of the organisation. It can also be adapted to complement other staff development, or change management related initiatives.
 

Cost  -  £500 for up to 6 participants
 
Related courses    
Preparing proposals and tenders                         Preparing for procurement 
Effective Outsourcing                                         Successful Public Tendering
 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) regarding the workshops
All staff development workshops are subject to Migrators Conditions of Service.
To book the workshop, please download and complete a Booking Form.

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