Which deliverables would you expect from an Ariba Design Workshop?

The deliverables from an Ariba Design Workshop typically include a Functional Design document. This document captures the specific business requirements and functional specifications derived from the discussions and interactions during the workshop. It outlines how the Ariba solution will be configured to meet the organization's unique needs and ensures that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of the project scope and objectives.

In the context of a design workshop, the focus is on defining requirements and designs, which makes the Functional Design document an essential outcome. This deliverable serves as a foundational reference point for developers and project teams as they work on implementing the solution. It also helps minimize misunderstandings and miscommunications among stakeholders throughout the development process.

While other deliverables might be important in different contexts, training manuals focus on user education after implementation, a random ideas collection lacks the structured, specific details required for a design document, and sales proposal templates are related to pre-sales activities rather than the design and configuration of a solution. These options do not align with the primary objective of a design workshop, which is to formalize functional requirements and create a design blueprint for the project.