I’d love to see some examples of the reports that you produce based on your expert/heuristic reviews. Are there any online anywhere?

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Solid discussion of stakeholder interviews and agree with all that you said, but there is one aspect of stakeholder interviews which I think you could have made even more explicit: their role in business requirement validation and understanding driving objectives. I suspect you imply as much within “offer a better perspective on the role of a project”, but I think it deserves note.

Personally, adding depth and context to the business requirements from the perspective of the full range of stakeholders is one of the main outcomes I will be seeking with interviews. They are an invaluable opportunity to:

(a) test the importance and validity of the business requirements (who really cares, how much, and why?)
(b) dig deep to uncover the critical business objectives that are driving the requirements (e.g. by having a “5 whys” style discussion around the supposed requirements), and how objectives may be interlinked
(c) understand where organisational support is aligned with specific goals

This especially useful when the original brief came from only one part of the organisation, and may be a grab bag of tactical pains, departmental objectives and solutions dressed up as “the requirements”.

When done right, stakeholder interviews can help us get to a full 3D-technicolor understanding how a project fits with all the moving parts of the organisation. And if we don’t get this depth of understanding, it is unlikely we will see all the opportunities to take the project from good to great.