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A project to implement shared registration procedures across multiple jurisdictions has stalled several times. The new business analyst (BA) assigned to the project used a collaborative game to elicit

The correct answer is C. Stimulate teamwork in a fun situation. The BA was attempting to achieve the effect of stimulating teamwork in a fun situation by using a collaborative game to elicit requirements. A collaborative game is a technique that uses game elements, such as rules, goals, challenges, rewards, and feedback, to engage the stakeho

Elicitation and Collaboration

Question

A project to implement shared registration procedures across multiple jurisdictions has stalled several times. The new business analyst (BA) assigned to the project used a collaborative game to elicit requirements. What effect was the BA attempting to achieve?

Options

  • AMinimal variance from planned effort
  • BClose alignment with corporate values
  • CStimulate teamwork in a fun situation
  • DHigh confidence in conclusions

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    88% (35)
  • D
    5% (2)

Explanation

The BA was attempting to achieve the effect of stimulating teamwork in a fun situation by using a collaborative game to elicit requirements. A collaborative game is a technique that uses game elements, such as rules, goals, challenges, rewards, and feedback, to engage the stakeholders in a creative and interactive way. A collaborative game can help to overcome the challenges of a stalled project, such as low motivation, poor communication, lack of trust, or resistance to change, by fostering a positive and collaborative atmosphere, enhancing stakeholder participation and involvement, generating new ideas and insights, and building consensus and commitment. A collaborative game can also help to elicit requirements that are more complete, accurate, and aligned with the stakeholder needs and expectations.

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#collaborative games#elicitation techniques#teamwork#stalled projects

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