How is the assessment data calculated when it's driven from an assessment template?

Shahed1
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

How is the assessment data fields (value, risk, impact, t-shirt size and total score) is calculated when it's driven from an assessment template? 

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Rajesh_Singh
Kilo Sage
Kilo Sage

Hi Shahed,

 

PFB the great article by @Rae Ann Prasnicki  (Refer the PDF attachment from page 5 onwards)

Link : https://community.servicenow.com/community?id=community_article&sys_id=9a89c958dbfadc10fb115583ca9619bd 

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Rajesh Singh

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Dhiren Aghera
Tera Guru

Hi Shahed,

OOTB Demand Assessment is a very useful tool to collect assessment data from stakeholder's. This data is used by the Demand/Portfolio/PMO team to prioritize the Demand pipelines using the Demand Workbench.

To keep it simple -

  1. Demand Assessment's has various Metrics Categories viz. Strategic Alignment, Value, etc. 
  2. Each Metric Category will have Assessment metrics to collect the data either through script or assessment method
  3. Data collected is used to calculate the normalized value and Rating for each Metrics category (item no 1)
  4. The Value, Risk and T-shirt size score is used to plot the data in the Demand workbench
  5. The Assessment gets triggered when a demand moves to Screening state to the stakeholders
  6. Once the assessment is completed
    • the Risk, value and Size score are calculated and updated in the Assessment data tab
    • the Demand moves to Qualified state
  7. Also make a note that if  a demand is reset back to Draft then all existing assessment gets cancelled and new assessment is generated 

Also do refer to this great community posts from @Rae Ann Prasnicki and @Miguel Donayre - 

Link 1 & Link 2

Hope this helps

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