Killer Requirements Generation Using Design Sprints

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Topics: Business Analysis/Requirements Management, Leadership, Scope Management

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Overview

Requirements are a key driver for any project and there is a direct relationship between the accuracy of requirements and the outcome of a project. 

In many cases there is a direct link between scope and requirements, hence requirement definition impacts project scope.  Every project benefits by having a well-defined project scope that helps define boundaries for the project, the primary outcome/goal/deliverable to be achieved and success metrics (what does "done" look like")

We'll discuss how Design Sprint methods can be used to help project managers and teams at-large ensure alignment between current problem/challenge, scope of work and requirements for the project overall.

 Learning Outcomes

• Understand the design sprint process and major outcomes resulting from completing a successful sprint.
• Understand risks associated with requirements definition and risk mitigation actions
• Understand how to identify stakeholders to engage in design sprint process
• Understand how design sprints can be used to generate and validate project requirements
• Understand how to manage team dynamics during the design sprint process

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Acknowledgements: Kimberly Whitby, Derrick May and James McCrory