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Purpose

Is to draw out, explore, and identify information relevant tothe change

Description

Common types of elicitation


1. Collabborative: involves direct interaction with stakeholders and relies on their experiences, expertise and judgment


2. Research


3. Experiments

Description

Stakeholders may collaboration in elicitation by:


- participating and interacting during elicitation activity


- researching, studying, providing feedback on documents, systems, models, and interfaces

Inputs

Elicitation activity plan

Outputs

Elicitation results(unconfirmed): captured information in a format that is specific to the elicitation activity

Elements

1. Guide elicitation activity


BA consider:


- the elicitation activity goals and agenda


-scope of the change


- what forms of output the activity will generate


- what other representations the activity results will support


- how the output intergrates into what is already known


- who provides the information


- who will use the information


- how the information will be used.

Elements

2. Capture elicitation outcomes

Techniques (18)

1. Brainstorming


2. Collaboration games


3. Focus groups


4. Interviews


5. Survey or questionaire


6. Workshops


7. Observation

Techniques

8. Prototyping


9. Interface analysis


10. Mind mapping

Techniques

11. Benchmarking and market analysis


12. Business rule analysis


13. Concept modelling


14. Data mining


15. Data modelling


16. Document analysis


17. Process analysis


18. Process modelling

Stakeholders

1. Customer: provide valuable ba information during elicitation


2. Domain sme: provide required ba information


3. End user: the user of existing and future solutions, should participate in elicitation


4. Implementation sme: design and implement solution, can participate in elicitation by asking clarifying questions and offering alternatives


5. Sponsor: authorizes ensures that the stakeholders necessary to participate in elicitation are involved


Any stakeholders: could have relevant knowledge or experience to participate in elicitation activities