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Since a payoff is required by the end of the current fiscal year, an
approach is taken in which a "mini" domain analysis based on two
projects is performed initially, with the goal of identifying and
satisfying common component needs in a rapid manner. The hope is
to be able to report on this success by the end of the fiscal year.
Following this "win," the intention is to expand the analysis, in
particular descriptive modeling, to two other projects, and then to
embark on a more rigorous prescriptive modeling phase than was
done for the early "win."
In addition to the timeline with its product rollout schedule, the plan
specifies the following information:
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Domain of focus (refined from previous discussions)
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Stakeholders: which organizations and individuals will provide
information? How much of their time and resources are required?
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Success criteria - in particular any metrics other than the supporting
projects' bottom line*
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Learning objectives (this item advocated by the
Consultant)*
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Revised project schedules, and DA/project convergence and product
transfer milestones*
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Budget
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Supporting infrastructure
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Risk mitigation plan
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Risk factors:
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Small initial exemplar set
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Focus on project needs postpones systematic prescriptive
modeling
Larry Latour
Tue Sep 19 00:30:00 EDT 1995