Talk:The A3 report
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tl;dr: Overall a good and very informative article, that with a few adjustments will be a great and valuable addition to the Wiki. | tl;dr: Overall a good and very informative article, that with a few adjustments will be a great and valuable addition to the Wiki. | ||
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===Review of content=== | ===Review of content=== |
Revision as of 22:54, 8 December 2014
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Feedback by Cruijff
tl;dr: Overall a good and very informative article, that with a few adjustments will be a great and valuable addition to the Wiki. Thank you for your feedback. I will answer the comments point by point.
Review of content
- The article is written in an easy to read language which expresses the subject well. It leaves the reader confident in the verifiability of the content. As a reader it gives the impression that the author are comfortable with the subject.
- Discussion and implementation section - "The problem-solving A3 report is the original A3 report and origins from a manufacturing environment as described previously in the article." The link to the previous section is a bit vague.
- Discussion and implementation section - The discussion of each A3 report is clear and understable, but can to me seem a bit redundant together with the A3 report templates segment. Could perhaps be made more distinct in character.
- I like the quick summary of portfolio management with references for potential further reading.
- The 'Implementing the proposal A3 report' could be expanded with further use of the beforehand mentioned process and tools.
- The references seem relevant. The section 'Discussion and implementation advice' would benefit of more references to make it clear, what is "own opinion" and what is statements found in litterature.
- An outlining section at end of the article that compares the A3 report to similar methods, concluding on the use cases of A3 report would be a good addition and would make the storytelling of the article stronger with a clear red thread.
Review of formal aspects
- Abstract section could be moved above table of contents for quick assessment of the article at first glance. Perhaps with fitting figure.
- Solid, well explaining figures throughout the article. The color coding in figure 2, 3, 4 and 5 could be stronger (especially considering color blindness).
- Figures are well referred to through the accompanying text.
- The A3 report templates is formatted with a lot of white space and singular lines. I find it a bit hard to follow, perhaps a more dense formatting would fit here.
- Users and requirements - "... the processes within the organizationen in order..." - organizationen -> organization.
Feedback
Overall I see a good structure of the article, I see that is well structured, and it shows that The topic is well known by author.
Content aspects
- The article is well related to portfolio management and project management, the way it has been categorized is consistent
- I think the use of 3500 words is not necessary for this article, the issue is well explained in a concise manner, facilitating the understanding of the tool.
- The topic is referenced correctly, consistent sources
- I think this tool is a great contribution to future students of the course
Formal aspects
- I find the article easy to read, I like the style in which it was written
- The figures are well referenced, but I think it could be diagrammed in a more reader-friendly manner. It can be improved by making better use of colours and edges.
- The wording of the article is well suited to a style wiki article