What Should A Problem Statement Include
- The background of a problem: Which organization or department has the problem and what is the problem?
- The people affected by the problem: There could be multiple user groups affected by a specific problem in different ways.
- The impact of the problem on the organization: If the problem is not fixed, what will be the effect on the organization? Reputational damage? Paying unavoidable costs?
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