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Scenario planning
From the course: Agile Business Analysis
Scenario planning
- User scenario is of a subway map of any system or business process. A product is built to support the different paths and scenarios of the various users. Doing great analysis work is about identifying, analyzing, and communicating these various scenarios. Doing this well allows teams to work with a user focus without compromising transparency and while producing demoable working software or process improvements. Let me give an example. When you enter a secure building using a badge to gain access, the user story or start of the conversation is, "As an employee, I want to enter the building so I can go to work." This is a big user story. It needs a lot of analysis, elaboration, and decomposition. There are a lot of conversations to have with this one. It seems simple, but not so fast. There is far more analysis to do here. There are many scenarios to accompany this and that need to be identified. Let's look at what the various scenarios might be. First, we need to identify the…
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Product decomposition3m 14s
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Context techniques2m 50s
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User observation2m 40s
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User stories3m 37s
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What to do with technical stories?2m 41s
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Acceptance criteria2m 38s
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User story maps2m 25s
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Scenario planning3m 59s
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Story slicing and splitting2m 43s
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Lightweight modeling3m 29s
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