OverviewOverview Imagine you are the manager of a software development team working on new applications for your company, Optimum Way Development, Inc. Your company has just announced a new employee program where a select number of employees will be given paid time to perform research in an area of interest in their field. In order to apply, you must create a presentation that will be reviewed by a panel of executives in the company. These executives are business professionals who do not have technical education or experience.PromptConsider your own field of study (Information Technology) and what questions or issues you find interesting within this field. If you have trouble thinking of some, you can search the internet to see what professionals in the field believe are the most pressing questions or issues in the field today.To complete this activity, address the following criteria:Create a presentation that explains what your area of interest is. In your presentation, do the following:Pose your specific research question on one specific, current issue in your field of study.Use communication techniques that are appropriate for the audience’s preferences and motivations.Articulate who the research will help. Include supporting details that explain the need for the research and the audience for the research.Create the speaker’s notes that would accompany each slide of the presentation. In the notes, use dialogue that communicates the appropriate main ideas to the audience.Resources are not required, but any resources used must be appropriately cited using APA style. The following resources may help support your work on the project:Guidelines for SubmissionTo complete this activity, you must submit a research presentation.Your research presentation must:Be at least 500 words (includes both the slide content and the corresponding speech)Be submitted in a presentation format (e.g., PowerPoint)Completely address all of the requirements in the Prompt sectionInclude the speech that would accompany the presentation, either in the notes section of each slide or in an additional document

lass discussion on Chapter 4 (Elicitation and Collaboration) of the BABOK. Role Play an elicitation and collaboration process for new requirement(s).  The faculty will provide the class with a set of requirement(s) for a number of changes. Divide the class in groups (see bullet list below) and provide a scenario for the stakeholders, business analysts, and project managers on how they will conduct themselves during the role play. Group of Business Analysts  Group of Stakeholders (technical developers and users) Group of Project Managers Before you start your elicitation process, research ethnography and use it when eliciting requirements. Have the class go back into their IT project groups and have the Business Analyst facilitate an elicitation by going through the elicitation process using: Prepare Conduct/observe Confirm Communicate  Have a recorder for each phase of the process. Be sure to include what tools and techniques are used to conduct the elicitation. Once the role play is over, take time to review the lessons learned within each group. Be sure to include in your lessons learned how ethnography was used in your role play.  Once the lessons learned are done within each group, come back as a class and go over the lessons learned as a class that was recorded by the recorder. As a class, create a list that contains the top 7-10 lessons learned from all the groups. As a class, spend time going over each group's ethnographic discussion. Submit an updated requirements document on the new requirement(s) that was provided by your faculty that the group used in class. Provide a brief summary on how your team when through the stages of prepare, conduct/observe, confirm, and communicated the elicitation process. Be sure to include how ethnography was used in the elicitation process.