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Cognizant Presentation For Task 2

The document contains 10 user stories for a video conferencing application. The user stories focus on improving the user experience for participants and operators during video conferences, especially in situations with limited bandwidth or potential connection issues. They address needs such as switching to audio-only mode, prioritizing audio over video, receiving disruption notifications, implementing dynamic bandwidth allocation, and providing alternative communication options.
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Cognizant Presentation For Task 2

The document contains 10 user stories for a video conferencing application. The user stories focus on improving the user experience for participants and operators during video conferences, especially in situations with limited bandwidth or potential connection issues. They address needs such as switching to audio-only mode, prioritizing audio over video, receiving disruption notifications, implementing dynamic bandwidth allocation, and providing alternative communication options.
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Agile

2021

© 2021 Cognizant
Task 2: User Stories
1. As a video conference participant, I want the option to switch to audio-only mode during periods of low connection strength, so that I can continue to actively
participate in the conversation without interruptions caused by poor video quality.

2. As a video conference participant, I want the app to automatically prioritize audio transmission over video when network congestion occurs, so that crucial
communication remains clear and uninterrupted.

3. As a video conference participant, I want the ability to receive real-time notifications about potential communication disruptions or relay station failures, so that I can
take appropriate actions or inform other participants accordingly.

4. As a video conference operator, I want to implement a dynamic bandwidth allocation feature, so that the application optimizes the use of available bandwidth and
allocates more resources to critical video feeds during periods of high demand.

5. As a video conference operator, I want to have the capability to conduct a real-time network health analysis, so that I can proactively identify and address potential
connection issues before they adversely affect the video conference.

6. As a video conference participant, I want to have the option to download and store video conference transcripts, so that I can review important discussions and
decisions made during the meeting at a later time.

7. As a video conference participant, I want the app to provide a "low-bandwidth mode" that minimizes data usage during video conferencing, especially in situations
where available bandwidth is limited.

8. As a video conference operator, I want the application to offer alternative communication channels, such as text-based chat or screen sharing, so that participants can
still communicate effectively even in cases of severe connection disruptions.

9. As a video conference participant, I want the ability to switch between different relay stations manually, so that I can choose the most stable and reliable connection
for a smoother video conferencing experience.

10. As a video conference operator, I want the app to provide real-time metrics on video quality and network performance for all participants, so that I can monitor and
troubleshoot potential issues promptly.
Good examples
• As a customer, I need to use a debit card to make purchases so that I only
use cash on hand for purchases.
• As a customer, I need to search for health care providers so that I can choose
the lowest cost option.
• As a customer, I need to edit my profile information so that I don’t have to
User enter my personal details before each interaction.
• As an end-user, I need to find a pediatrician health care provider in my
Story network in my local area so that I may take my kids to the doctor.

Examples
Bad examples
• Our new e-commerce system should take credit cards (no particular
viewpoint)
• New users must take the HRA (why?)
• The system must be written in on the .net platform (no business value)
• A user must find the website easy to use (not testable)
• Show pediatricians by zip code (for whom and why?)

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