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Interaction design / Requirements / Requirements Models / Use Cases

Actor Hierarchies And Then Some

Posted on: December 13, 2006

Actor Hierarchies give us an overview of the people who will interact with the system. We can extend this model to provide a visual indication of how use cases are distributed through the organization. Further, we can leverage a hierarchy to show how use cases are rolled out to the users – a targeted communication for our stakeholders.

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Incremental Delivery and Evolving Use Cases

Posted on: December 12, 2006February 3, 2007

Amazon.com started by selling books. Their initial use case was “Sell books online.” The vision was always “Sell everything” – hence the name. But they started with a simple use case and evolved it.

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