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Table of Contents
Business Opportunity 1
Opportunity Statement 1
Vision Statement 1
Benefits Analysis 1
Solutions Concept 1
Goals, Objectives, Assumptions, and Constraints 1
Usage Analysis 2
User Profiles 2
Domain Administrators: 2
Forest Administrators: 2
DNS Administrators: 2
OU Administrators: 2
Infrastructure Server Administrators: 2
IT Operations: 2
Business Unit Owners (Data Administrators): 3
Users: 3
Extranet Users: 3
Requirements 3
Business Requirements 3
User Requirements 3
Operational Requirements 3
System Requirements 3
Scope 4
Feature/Function List 4
Out of Scope 5
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