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Q. What is your caDSR Requirements Gathering Process? How can I participate in the requirements process?

caDSR requirements arise in many settings. By using one of the means described below you will ensure your ideas have been successfully communicated and documented. Software requests for enhancements are acknowledged by the caDSR team with the creation of an item in our tracking database and assigned a reference number, making it easy to track your favorite request! If it doesn't have a GForge tracker number, we haven't yet realized it as a requirement.

Where requirements come from:

  • caDSR Software Users Meetings (particularly those that are advertised as "Town Meetings"). The caDSR Software Planning Webpage provides information on the requirements gathering process. You will also find a schedule of upcoming software meetings, meeting teleconference and Centra information, past meeting presentations and meeting notes. As the release cycle progresses we begin a public review and prioritization, drawing from variety of factors to make final "in/out" decisions. We conduct user feedback sessions throughout the design and prototype phases.
  • Contact Us on the caDSR Home Page and by the "Send comments and suggestions" links from the caDSR tools. Email is received at the NCICB help desk and logged.
  • Subscribe to the [caDSR Users LISTSERV| https://list.nih.gov/archives/cadsr_users.html. Post ideas, participate in discussions. All postings are read, and if a requirement is suggested, it's entered into our tracking system once confirmed.
  • Personal communications: If you have a specific idea or suggestion you want to discuss personally with Denise Warzel (Assistant Director, caDSR) feel free to contact her directly.
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