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Joint Application Development
(JAD)
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Joint Application Developmenthas definition An approach to defining requirements, in which all the stakeholders meet intensively for several days in a secluded location2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
has benefit the energy generated by intense JAD sessions can often shorten the period required to work out the requirements from several months to several days2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
has result a written requirements document2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
involves developers meeting with customers and users in a secluded location for a period of three to five days to define the requirements2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
is a subtopic of 4.6 - Some Techniques for Gathering and Analyzing Requirements2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
is abbreviated as JAD2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
is related to brainstorming2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
is a kind of requirements gathering2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
may include regular brainstorming, and negotiation of specific wording2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
takes place away from the offices of any of the participants so that nobody is interrupted by any other activity2001-08-30 14:56:24.0
requirements gatheringis part of requirements and specification2001-08-30 14:57:20.0
processsee also process^22001-08-30 14:57:05.0