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High Level Goals and Objectives
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User Profiles and Scenarios |
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Expected Results and Benefits
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Will enable visualisation of the future benefits of the ICT
strategy with the aim of assisting in the requirements analysis
and consultation, and encouraging buy-in from stakeholders. |
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Timing
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Starts 4 October 2005. Ends 28 April 2006 (date modified). |
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Prime Responsibility
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Developing "stories" or user scenarios of how ICT will add
value to the daily work of University members |
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Major Dependencies
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Work Tasks B (Ongoing Consultations) and D (ICT Requirements
for Collegiate University) will benefit from intitial user
scenarios. Work Task K will in turn be dependent on the outcomes
of Work Tasks B and D to further develop the stories. The final set of stories will
be included within the outputs from Work Task J (Development of
Strategic Plan) |
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Risks and Potential Obstacles
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The Work Task may be over-creative and may be using a method
unfamiliar to most members. Inherent risk of raising expectations
beyond reality or encouraging an unhealthy focus on emerging or
over-hyped technologies. |
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Description and Status
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SG-WT-K-01.pdf (as of
2005-10-11) |
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Documents (in chronological order)
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Possible longer-term scenarios for stakeholders from the
outcomes of a new ICT strategy, First Edition [SG-WT-K-02.pdf, SG-WT-K-02.doc] (last revised,
2005-10-26)
- Possible longer-term scenarios for stakeholders from the
outcomes of a new ICT strategy, Second Edition [SG-WT-K-05_scenarios_2.xml (last revised, 2006-04-03)
- Minutes (draft), First Meeting, 13 Oct 2005 [SG-WT-K-04.pdf]
- Agenda, First Meeting, 13 Oct 2005 [SG-WT-K-03.pdf]
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Membership
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Michael Fraser (Chair), Paul Jeffreys (Observer), David
Popplewell, Peter Robinson, Nigel Rudgewick-Brown, Jeremy
Worth
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Meetings
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Thurs 13 October. Business mainly carried out via email. |
