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Shifting requirements for a first-generation product
New requirements keep arriving during development, forcing repeated rework of concepts and prototypes.
Three-step solution method
- Define the first-generation product's target users, core tasks and what is out of scope.
- Establish a change management threshold to assess the impact of new requests on experience and delivery.
- Include planned expansion features in future roadmaps to protect first-generation task completion.
Key Deliverables
- Requirements baseline
- Change assessment matrix
- Version roadmap
Verification Approach
Track rework reasons, pending requirements, and first-generation task completion.
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