Guideline: Status Assessment Representation |
This guideline discusses the different options that can be used to record the status assessment.
Relationships
Related Elements | Assess Results Status Assessment
Main Description
Below are some options for representing the Status Assessment. ### No Documentation It is more important to perform the assessment and to communicate it, than to document it. Communication may be done directly, rather than through some form of documentation. ### Different Documentation Formats Consider documenting the assessment if there are interested stakeholders that did not participate in the assessment, or to keep track of the results for future assessments or project post-mortem. ### Meeting Minutes One way to record the assessment is to do it through the minutes of the assessment meeting, that can be eventually merged with the iteration assessment meeting. This will ensure that important information are recorded and can be communicated to the different interested parties, without extra-work as the minutes can be captured during the meeting ### Email One common medium to record and communicate the status assessment is to use email. The email should include the main information about the assessment, such as: Which was the iteration What was the result of the assessment Major risks Major issues Action items
This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the Eclipse Public License v1.0 which accompanies this distribution. View copyright information here: OpenUP Copyright