1.2.4 Identify the relevant stakeholders when planning a new system.
are individuals, teams groups or organizations that have an interest in the realization of a project or might be affected by the outcome of a project.
A stakeholder is a person, group, or organization that is actively involved in a project, is affected by its outcome, or can influence its outcome. Any person who has interests in an existing or proposed information system can be described as a stakeholder of the system.
System design is driven by the requirements of the users.
Those who build, test, operate, repair, enhance, pay, and ultimately use the system have their own interests and requirements (these people are called stakeholders).
The end-user is the person who is going to use the product.
A relevant stakeholder can also be a frequent user of the system.
A stakeholder should be able to identify flaws and errors of the and the inconveniences it causes.
Along with identifying flaws, is the ability to propose improvements to the system's crucial update.
Project leader;
Project team members;
Upper management;
Developers;
Testers;
End users.