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- Comprehensibility: We want to go for use cases that are not «too academic», but easily understandable for most
- Community: Suitability to communicate the use case to NREN staff and NREN stakeholders
- General public: Suitability to communicate the use case to the general public
- Benefits: We can easily describe the added benefit with respect to existing solutions we have in place or easy to grasp benefits for problem statements we did not address so far
- General benefit: We can explain the benefits in easy language understandable to NREN staff and NREN stakeholders
- Community benefit: What does it bring explicitly to our community?
- X-sectorial relevance: Can we show relevance beyond our own community? E.g. presenting diploma from our sector to outsiders
- Innovation: What makes this use case innovative?
- Enabling: why was it not possible so far?
- Outlook: What could come next
- Disruption: We can explain the change or disruption it introduces to existing solutions or approaches
- Legitimation: We want to go for use cases we have an estalished position in and can easily «claim territory» in some way
- Existing footprint: We can easily point to existing services or other achievements in our community relevant in the context of this use case
- Strategy support: We have supporting statements in our GÉANT strategy or those of NRENs we can make reference to
- Community benefit: We can easily point out benefits to our NREN stakeholders (even without explicit GÉANT/NREN service vision)
- Product or governance vision: It should be a use case where there is some future role in running it for us on GÉANT/NREN level
- Service improvement: We can easily point to improvements achievable with existing activities or services within our GÉANT community
- Service roadmap: We can easily point to improvements achievable with envisaged new services or activities within our GÉANT community
- Governance support: We can easily explain the benefit of our GÉANT community governance structures to the use case
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List of use cases considered for prioritisation
UC 1, 2, 3, ...
First sentence | Value of the offering |
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For ... | Target client ... |
Who … | Statement of the need or opportunity … |
The… | Product/service name |
Is a… | Product/service category |
That … | Statement of benefit |
Second sentence | Positioning the value |
Unlike … | Primary competitive advantage |
Our solution… | Statement of primary differentiator |
Because of our … | Proof that benefits can be delivered |
Template action plan per prioritised use case
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