Cross-Functional Teams Refer to

question 50

Multiple Choice

Cross-functional teams refer to

• A) members of an organization who have been trained in multiple disciplines so they can easily move from one job to another as needed.
• B) situations where two departments within the same company have opposing views about how a product should be developed and managed.
• C) departments within an organization that carryout multiple functions due to financial constraints within the company.
• D) a small number of people from different departments in an organization who are mutually accountable to accomplish a task or a common set of performance goals.
• E) departments within an organization that manage the same product with distinctly different marketing programs to reach different target markets.

Understand the process and necessary steps involved in conducting a usability test in a lab setting.

Identify the characteristics of ideal participants for usability testing in a controlled environment.

Recognize the financial considerations impacting the feasibility and planning of usability tests.

Differentiate between various user experience evaluation methods, including cognitive walkthroughs.

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