will be conducting an elicitation session based on a real problem that somebody you know is facing.

. Include at least two additional elements in your Requirements Management Plan that you feel are relevant to planning your requirements gathering approach. These two additional elements can be located in any section of your Requirements Management Plan. . The length of your Requirements Management Plan Assessment should be long enough that it addresses all of the information above and meets the criteria in the grading rubric to ensure that you've put forth a reasonable amount of effort. Please make sure to review your grading rubric for detailed information on what needs to be included in each component of this assessment. You may need to conduct outside research to complete this assessment.For this assessment, you will be required to address the following information in your Presentation Assessment: An introduction that reviews the business problem, explains your elicitation process, and emphasizes a positive aspect of your findings. Identify and explain your approach to prioritizing your elicitation results. . Summarizes the details of the elicitation results with an explanation of how these results are significant to solving the business problem. Summarizes wants and needs of your stakeholders in the form of a Wants and Needs Analysis. . Identify and explain at least two recommendations you have based on your elicitation findings. . A Cost-Benefit Chart that helps to reinforce at least one of your recommendations. . Include a highlight from your elicitation session by using a quote from one of the participants, a video/audio clip (if applicable), a copy of a survey result (if applicable), etc. This is dependent on which elicitation technique you chose in the Final Project. Include the use of other visual aids to enhance the professionalism of the presentation.. A completed RACI Matrix. A completed Stakeholder Power Interest Analysis Matrix. . Identify the end-users who will be involved in the elicitation sessions and which elicitation technique you've chosen for them. Explain rationale for including the chosen end-users and for the chosen elicitation technique. . Provide documentation of how you communicated the planned elicitation session (s) to your end- users (copy of email, etc.) Identify at least three considerations when planning for your elicitation session (s). . Provide documentation of your chosen elicitation session (s) (taped interview, copy of survey, etc.). Options vary depending on which elicitation technique(s) you chose. Summary (aka "Lessons Learned") at the end of the assessment of what you have learned this semester and what you would do differently on your next elicitation session. Your final project can be in any format you desire as long as you are meeting the requirements of the assessment. Paper, video, Powerpoint presentation, etc. would be appropriate. Please feel free to run any other ideas past me to ensure they would work for this assessment. There is no requirement on the number of elicitation techniques you need to use for this assessment. This is entirely dependent on who your end-users are, the information you're trying to gather, etc.. Analyze Stakeholder Engagement . Practice Elicitation Techniques . Explore Meeting Facilitation Skills OVERVIEW Your Final Project in Elicitation and Collaboration will require you to consider a problem that someone is currently facing and then performing elicitation technique(s) to gather information. You are expected to actually plan and perform the elicitation session (s) with your stakeholders. In order to maximize the effectiveness of the assessment, you are strongly encouraged to seek out someone who needs help with a business problem. This is similar to what you completed in your BA Planning and Monitoring course. You need to choose the best approach for eliciting information from this person and others who have some involvement with this issue. For this assessment, you will be asked to put together the following information