Information Science assignment-a requirements collection strategy

Question

You have been asked to participate in an information systems project during the requirements collection phase. Requirements are a specific type of information that define what an information system is expected to be able to do for various stakeholders and users. The information system is expected to simplify the task of assigning project resources to projects, i.e., programmers, project managers, user interface designers to various client projects.

​You have been asked to develop a requirements collection strategy. As part of that, write a requirements collection plan that addresses the following:

1. Which information collection techniques would be most useful and why?
2. For each selected technique, state the pros and cons.
3. What kinds of biases might the requirements collection efforts be subject to and how would you mitigate those risks?

Nonresponse bias

non representativeness

Submit a 4-8 page (12pt font, 1.5 line spacing, 1" margins on all side) requirements collection plan in a single PDF. Properly cite any external resources you have used using APA format. Create a separate title page listing your name, term, and course. The citation page and title page are not part of the page count.