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Prioritize questions from research findings #96523

Open shiragoodman opened 3 hours ago

shiragoodman commented 3 hours ago

User Story

As a Governance team member attempting to understand the necessary changes for bringing mobile app into Collab Cycle, I want to prioritize my questions so that I am getting answers to the most important and critical questions first.

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Governance team completed 2 research sessions for mobile app discovery, including a Cognitive Walkthrough and a Diary Study. Both research sessions were very successful, and we ended up with 2 extremely long lists of follow-up questions we have for our OCTO-DE practice area leads, the Mobile App team and potentially others.

We assume that it will take a significant amount of time and energy to get all of our questions answered, so instead Governance will come up with a scale for setting priority of each question. In a later sprint when we do reach out to OCTO and mobile app teams for answers to our questions, we can ask our critical questions first, and less priority questions last.

This ticket will include determining a scale for priority (example: critical - must be answered or we cannot continue, low - learning this would be helpful, but we should be able to continue without the information, and then maybe a middle/medium priority item), and then applying that scale to all questions in both research findings docs.

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