use cases
When it applies
Use cases are the specific situations or scenarios in which something might be employed.
The term comes from software development, where engineers document how users will interact with a system: What are the use cases for this feature?
It has spread to business and technology generally, often meaning simply applications or purposes: Electric vehicles have obvious use cases in urban delivery.
Imagined sequences of events
- requirementsNecessary conditions for something
- implementationPutting plans into effect
- integrationCombining into a whole
- workflowSequential task progression
functionality · design · architecture · platform · software · enterprise · solution · deployment
Consent to receive
- regressionReturn to former state
- unitIndividual part or measure
- integrationCombining into a whole
- functionalAble to operate correctly
performance · validation · verification · coverage · scenarios · quality assurance · traceability · specification
scenarios
Imagined sequences of events
- requirementsNecessary conditions for something
- implementationPutting plans into effect
- integrationCombining into a whole
workflow · functionality · design · architecture · platform · software · enterprise · solution · deployment · automation
acceptance
Consent to receive
- regressionReturn to former state
- unitIndividual part or measure
- integrationCombining into a whole
functional · performance · validation · verification · coverage · scenarios · quality assurance · traceability · specification · boundary
- projectsproject, projects, tasks, milestones, deadlines
- Product Developmentdevelopment, roadmap, prototype, design, backlog
- business analysismarket research, data modeling, stakeholder meetings, feasibility study, SWOT analysis
- Strategy ToolsSWOT analysis, SWOT, gap analysis, competitive analysis, stakeholder analysis
- requirementsrequirement, requirements, prerequisite, requisite, requisites
- insightsinsights, lessons, realizations, discoveries, epiphanies
use casespure theory
theoretical framework · abstractions · first principles · philosophical underpinnings · foundational concepts