CHAPTER-3

              SCOPING THE BUSINESS PROBLEM

SCOPE OF BUSINESS

The scope of any business involves every activity performed by that business including sales, services, product developments, marketing and contracts. Basically, business scope refers to all daily operations of the business, particularly those activities required to secure revenue. When starting a business, it is important to understand its scope of operation to write a proper business plan. For the sake of profits, most businesses engage in activities or focus on products and services that maximize their income.
STAKEHOLDERS
A person, group or organization that has interest in an company. Stakeholders can affect or be affected by the organization's actions and objectives. Stakeholders are the source of requirements.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SPONSOR AND A CUSTOMER?
SPONSOR
  • The individual that provides the financially support to the organization and pays for the project.
  • Sponsor of the project is responsible for creating the project charter. 
CUSTOMER
  • The individual who using the product of the project or buy a product.
  • Customer provides product requirements.
  • A customer makes the payment.

OTHER STAKEHOLDERS
The list of other stakeholders:

  • Consultants                                                   
  • Management
  • Subject-matter experts
  • Core team
  • Inspectors
  • Industry standard setter
  • Special-interest groups
  • Government
CONSTRAINTS
Constraint means is any restriction that defines a project's limitations. Constraints are global requirements. Constraints as a special type of requirement that provides some guidance on where to focus your requirements-gathering efforts.
  • Solution constraints: It describes about any mandated designs or solutions. 
  • Project constraints: It describes the time and financial budgets for the project. These should be known at scoping time, because they affect the requirements you gather later. 
                                    

Comments

  1. Bison TransportMarch 26, 2020 at 8:46 AM

    Pawandeep Kaur: I want to give some other definitions of stakeholders and types of them. A stakeholder is a party with an interest in an enterprise or project. There is a one more definition of stakeholders from which we can get more clarification and that is: Stakeholders any individual, social group or actor who possess an interest, a legal obligation, a moral right or other concerns in the decisions or outcomes of an organizations, typically a business firm, corporations or government. if i talk about the types of stakeholders it includes customers, investors, employees and suppliers. they have many different responsibilities and role in the organization and also affected by organization's actions and decisions.

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  2. ishikaMarch 26, 2020 at 2:09 PM

    Plan Business Analysis Approach: The main idea behind the Plan Business Analysis Approach is to give the path of conducting the business analysis activities.
    Description: It gives the overall idea to business analyst that should be followed when performing the business analysis task such as: when and how to initiate the project as well as which tasks should be performed.
    the business analysis approach should:
    1. line up the overall goals of the project in series.
    2. make an arrangement with the business analysis of the activities and deliverables of the overall changes.
    3. use different task that could lower the risk of the quality of the business analysis.

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  3. Gurtej SinghMarch 29, 2020 at 7:12 PM

    I want to talk about the difference between the customers and sponsor and there role in any organization.Sponsor who pay to the organization for the project and they provide the number of resources to company to make it successful and customers who uses the service which are given from company and buy the products which make organization profitable and give feedback on services and company work on their suggestions to ensure better quality.

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