Page Comparison

• Project Name
• Project Goals
• Problem and Value Statements
  • Problem Statement
  • Solution Business Value
  • Alignment with Harvard Library Multi-Year Goals and Objectives
  • Alignment with HUIT Objectives
• Vision
  • (Insert Vision table, as below)
  • Approach
• In Scope/Out of Scope
  • In Scope
  • Out of Scope
• Deliverables and Work Products
  • Key Tasks and Outcomes
• Definition of Done
• Stakeholders
• Project Team
• Cost and Estimated Schedule
• Assumptions, Constraints, Dependencies, and Risks
  • Project Assumptions
  • Project Constraints
  • Project Dependencies
  • Project Risks
• Acceptance

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Problem and Value Statements

Problem Statement

Since its founding, Harvard Library has been a guardian of the University’s memory and a gateway to the world's knowledge. We currently host an array of discovery systems that use different design approaches, organizational priorities, and technology standards. Scholars and the public expect to be able to find trustworthy information and discover resources easily regardless of the system that is managing and providing access to it.

Solution Business Value

By enabling rich cross-collection search, this project will offer end users intuitive, contextual discovery of special collections, archives and digital collections, through a mix of conversational interfaces, browsing that emphasizes the visual nature of materials when appropriate, and recommendations for similar or related resources, all informed by ongoing user research.

Alignment with Harvard Library Multi-Year Goals and Objectives

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Technical Project Team

(Roles include: Product Owner, Project Manager, Scrum Master, Business Analyst, Quality Assurance Analyst, Architect, Software Engineer, Systems Engineer, UI Designer, Metadata Analyst, Subject Matter Expert, Release Coordinator)

Cost and Estimated Schedule

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Assumptions, Constraints, Dependencies, and Risks

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