

service
verb, to offer talents and skills in order to meet the needs and goals of others.
Services:
Business Analysis
Business Analysis
TPG Observations:
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Requirements gathering is an ongoing process that exists throughout the project lifecycle
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Business landscape evolves during execution of projects uncovering new requirements
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“Peeling the onion” during design and development exposes missed requirements or misunderstood requirements
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Lack of upfront and agreed upon requirements result in
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Late delivery
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Over budget delivery
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Missed requirements
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Unsuccessful projects
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Unhappy business users
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Requirements are not given proper focus and priority in projects, as indicated when:
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There is the perception that requirements gathering is easy, when it is really hard work
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Requirements gathering process is not treated as important as other system development tasks
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IT incorrectly assumes that the business user can effectively document their requirements
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IT thinks it knows what the business needs and without consulting the stakeholders
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The hard questions are never asked
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Requirements are gold-plated without stakeholder approval
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All requirements are treated the same without consideration of value to business
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Testing is overlooked and insufficient as indicated when
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There is a lack of planning for testing
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All business scenarios are not included in testing
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Exceptions are not planned and tested
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Data integration and conversion requirements are overlooked
TPG brings Experience and Expertise
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Proven approach to lead requirements gathering in a collaborative environment resulting in well documented and testable requirements.
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We know how to listen first; we do not walk into the conversation with the answers.
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Proven approach (structured traceability matrix) to manage the requirements through the lifecycle of the project ensuring that what was agreed to is in fact implemented.
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We bring 30+ years of our experiences into the conversation understanding first what the needs are.
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We proactively manage changes to the business requirements through the normal course of a project/program.
