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Chapter03 - Investigation Techniques
Chapter03 - Investigation Techniques
Chapter03 - Investigation Techniques
Chapter 3
INVESTIGATION
TECHNIQUES
• Interviews
• Observation
Qualitative • Workshops
approaches • Scenarios
• Prototyping
• Questionnaires
Quantitative • Special purpose records
approaches • Activity sampling
• Document analysis
• Interviews
• Observation
Qualitative • Workshops
approaches • Scenarios
• Prototyping
• Questionnaires
Quantitative • Special purpose records
approaches • Activity sampling
• Document analysis
Objectives:
Making an initial contact with key
stakeholders and establishing a basis for the
business analysis work;
Building and developing rapport with different
business users and managers;
Acquiring information about the business
situation, including any issues and problems;
Discovering different stakeholder perspectives
and priorities.
Carry out
Prepare for Conduct
follow-up
the interview interview
actions
Create an agenda
Sent it to the interviewee
Questions
Introduction Close
& Answers
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80%
Questions
Introduction Close
& Answers
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80%
Questions
Introduction Close
& Answers
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80%
Get the real facts and figures (and dig down into difficult
areas if necessary)
Find out areas where this stakeholder has problems, what
they are and what effects these have on them and the
organization
Find out what are their requirements for improvement
Questions
Introduction Close
& Answers
10% 10%
80%
Advantages Disadvantages
Ownership
Productivity
Consensus
Quality of decisions
Overall perspective
Speed
Objectives?
Stakeholders?
Concerns?
Structure?
Techniques?
Venue?
Focus on objectives
Confirm
objectives Keep on track Summarise
Participants express key points
Get buy-in
opinions & concerns Assign actions
Sponsor opens
Keep a record
Key points
Actions specified,
assigned and understood
Advantages Disadvantages
Protocol
Shadowing
analysis
Ethnographic
study
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OBSERVATION
Advantages Disadvantages
• Have a much better • Practicability
understanding of the • Observer Bias
problems and difficulties • Observer Effect
faced by the business
users
• Devise workable
solutions, fitted to the
working environment
Define Identify
Identify task Identify steps
control exceptions
or interaction & sequence
conditions situations
What? How?
• Happy flows • Use case descriptions
• Unhappy flows • Use case diagrams
Advantages Disadvantages
Elicit
Analyse
Requirements
Demonstrate
Validate
Advantages Disadvantages
• Clarify any uncertainty and • Can spin out of control, with
confirm to the stakeholders endless iterations taking
that we have understood place
• Help the stakeholders • Users may think the system
identify new requirements is now complete and ready
• Demonstrate the look and for use
feel of the proposed system • User expectations can be
and elicit usability raised unnecessarily by a
requirements prototype
• Validate the system
requirements and identify
any errors
• Interviews
• Observation
Qualitative • Workshops
approaches • Scenarios
• Prototyping
• Questionnaires
Quantitative • Special purpose records
approaches • Activity sampling
• Document analysis
Questionnaire title
Heading section • Explanation
• Incentive
• Return
Questions:
What does this data
tell you?
What would you do
with this data?