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Manvika Singh (03170102709) Amandeep Kaur (05670102709)

JOINT APPLICATION Development(JAD ) JAD was developed by Chuck Morris and Tony Crawford of IBM in 1970. Manvika Singh (03170102709) Amandeep Kaur (05670102709). What?. Joint Application Development, or JAD, is a process originally developed for designing a computer-based system .

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Manvika Singh (03170102709) Amandeep Kaur (05670102709)

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  1. JOINT APPLICATION Development(JAD)JAD was developed by Chuck Morris and Tony Crawford of IBM in 1970 Manvika Singh (03170102709) AmandeepKaur (05670102709)

  2. What? • Joint Application Development, or JAD, is a process originally developed for designing a computer-based system. • JAD is a technique that allows the developers, managers, IT Professionals and end users to work together to build a product. • It is a series of highly structured interviewed sessions and is aimed to achieve project’s goal.

  3. JAD Scope • The JAD should cover the complete development life cycle of a system. • The JAD is usually a 3 to 6 month well-defined project. • For large-scale projects, it is recommended that the project be approached incrementally, and that separate JAD's be used for each increment.

  4. Why? • JAD reduces the amount of time required to develop systems since it eliminates process delays and misunderstandings and improves system quality. • It also improves the quality of the final product by focusing on the up-front portion of the development lifecycle, thus reducing the likelihood of errors.

  5. How? • JAD centers around a structured workshop session. • Participants get together in a room to discuss the problem/project. • Everyone hears what the rest of the group has to say.

  6. JAD Structure • They are less frequent • More structured, and productive • An agenda provides the structure • The facilitator directs the process • Visual aids clarify concepts being discussed and the group dynamics, with constant feedback, stimulates creativity

  7. . JAD participants • Project sponsor • Project lead • Facilitator • Scribe • End users • Developers • Observers • Subject matter experts

  8. JAD Process Steps  • 1. Define Session: Define the purpose, scope, and objectives of the JAD session, selecting the JAD team.2. Research Product: Become more familiar with the product or service, gather preliminary information, obtaining any models. • 3. Prepare: Prepare any visual aids, developing a realistic agenda, training the recorder, and preparing the meeting room. • 4. Conduct Session: Follow agenda to gather and document the project needs and requirements.  • 5. Draft the Documents: Prepare the formal documents. 

  9. Pitfalls • Sponsor not really committed - no resources • Unclear goals or objectives - lack of direction • Too many or too few members • Not enough communication with outsiders affected by decisions • Timelines aren't kept • Meetings aren't well facilitated • 1 or 2 members dominate discussions

  10. BENEFITS OF JAD • Enhanced communication and relationship between business end users and IT personnel • Build consensus and ownership • Reduced system cost and development time • Reduced function creep • Improved system quality and productivity • Design cross-functional solutions • Helps project teams get focused and stay focused • Helps you get the right job done at the right time!

  11. Thank you

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