¶ … Stakeholders
There are a number of stakeholders in this particular scenario. First and foremost are the apartment managers, who will use the database to upload information regarding maintenance, repair, and leasing information. Moreover, there are the lease holders, janitorial employees, and outside repair companies that are contracted to do work on the apartments when needed. Then there are also the internal Wild Wood Apartments stakeholders, including the administrative employees who will handle the information once it is uploaded by the apartment managers and then anyone in the IT department that will be working on creating and implementing the database.
Interview Questions
Question
Time Allotted
What is the best thing about our system?
All
minutes
What are the problems in the current forms used for reporting maintenance, repair, or leasing events?
All
minutes
Walk me through the process of submitting a report through the current system.
Managers, IT Department, Administrative Employees
10 minutes
4. What is your role in the process?
All
10 minutes
5. How are outside contractors contacted when needed?
Managers, IT Department, Administrative Employees
10 minutes
6. How are repair and maintenance events approved by Wild Wood Apartments?
Managers, IT Department, Administrative Employees, Janitorial Employees
10 minutes
Questionnaire
Questions
Possible Answers
1. Can you use Microsoft Excel?
Managers, IT Department, Administrative Employees, Janitorial Employees
Yes / No
2. Can you access Google Sheets?
Managers, IT Department, Administrative Employees,...
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