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Tag: requirements gathering
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Why Asking Employees What They Want From an Intranet Might Not Be the Best Idea
Traditional intranet development has always focused on finding out what employees need via focus groups, interviews or surveys. I argue there's a better way.
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Why Communications Plays a Starring Role in Enterprise Search Success
Enterprise search is often viewed as a set-it-and-forget-it project, a sure-fire path to failure. Success depends in part on regular communications with users.
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8 Tips to Capture Better Requirements For Your Software Project
Requirements gathering, the act of trying to understand a problem by talking to a selection of actual and potential users, is common place in nearly all good IT projects. Traditional waterfall projects require that a problem is fully understood, and documented, before beginning to build the solution.
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