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Interviews
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They are used to define the requirements, outcomes, or conditions that must be met in order for a solution to be considered acceptable to key stakeholders. They are the measures used to assess a set of requirements in order to choose between multiple solutions.
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Acceptance and Evaluation Criteria
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Workshop
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Structured Interview
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Unstructured Interview
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It is a workshop role in which it is frequently not a participant in the workshop, but does have ultimate accountability for its outcome.
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Sponsor
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It is a workshop role, which establishes a professional and objective tone for the workshop, introduces the goals and agenda for the workshop, enforces structure and ground rules, keeps activities focused on the purpose and desired outcomes, facilitates decision making and conflict resolution, and ensures that all participants have an opportunity to be heard.
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Facilitator
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It is a workshop role, which documents the decisions in the format determined prior to the workshop and keeps track of any items or issues that are deferred during the session.
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Scribe
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It is a workshop role, which may be used to keep track of the time spent on each agenda item.
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Timekeeper
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It is a workshop role, which includes key stakeholders and subject matter experts. They are responsible for providing their input and views, listening to other views, and discussing the issues without bias.
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Participants
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It is a technique, which is used to capture and assign responsibility for issues and stakeholder concerns that pose an impact to the solution.
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Item Tracking
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It is a technique, which is used to record, track, and prioritize remaining work items.
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Backlog Management
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It is a technique, which assesses the ability of a vendor to meet commitments regarding the delivery and the consistent provision of a product or service.
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Vendor Assessment
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Interface Analysis
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Balanced Scorecard
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