Upon completion of this course, the students will:
– Have a good understanding of the various tools/techniques associated with problem/opportunity identification,
– Have an understanding of the current state; the methods required to identify, validate and document this condition as such,
– Identify the future state and to come up with models that the desired outcomes are continuously verified, validated and documented,
– Perform a rudimentary gap analysis and any/all necessary exercises tied to a thorough feasibility study,
– Identify the initial scope and be able to perform continuous revisions based upon the information that is unveiled during one’s assignment,
– Be able to create a stakeholder list, perform a stakeholder analysis, initiate a stakeholder strategy and ensure that stakeholder management is performed in an efficient and effective manner,
– Ensure the elicitation process be performed in a meaningful way; including elicitation approach, planning, scheduling, execution, analysis and as input for the solution exploration phase,
– Be able to efficiently ascertain, demonstrate and document all meaningful solution options,
– Based on the listing of all possible solutions, perform the tools and techniques required to establish a short-list of the most viable solutions,
– Execute an effective decision assessment, evaluation, and selection process;
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