Writing A Gap Analysis Document
Tweet Awhile ago, I wrote about how to conduct a gap analysis session. Today I realized that I never really discussed how to put everything together into a document that can be of use to all parties involved. Therefore, I decided to write about it now. I haven’t really seen a “proper way” to create a gap analysis document. Therefore, you have probably seen different versions of it. This is the one that I put...
Read MoreHow to Conduct a Gap Analysis Session
Tweet I have attended a few gap analysis sessions, mainly with government agencies discussing systems tailored for the federal government. You usually sit in a room for days, weeks, even months (yes, one took three months) and hash out the differences between two or more systems/processes. This aids you in creating one improved system that will give stakeholders more than they need or want. Here are some tips on how to conduct gap analysis...
Read MoreThree Don’ts When Taking Part in a Peer Review
Tweet I have participated in many peer reviews, be it for gap analysis, requirements, or proposals. I have seen a few them go awry for numerous reasons. Here are a few tips that I picked up while attending these peer reviews: 1. Leave the egos at home – There was one gap analysis that was four of us in one room for three months hashing out the best and worst of three complex financial management systems. It was...
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