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"Context is everything"... at least when it comes to requirements.

Regardless of the software development methodology used, the need to deal with requirements is real.  Whether they are called user stories, features, capabilities, use cases, or any other name - understanding, finding, and refining a the requirements is essential to a product's success.

With examples, templates, and clear instruction, Dan Tasker does a masterful job helping practioners to understand the reality of requirements elicitation and management.

The first article introduce the importance of understanding the context of the requirements your are embarking to discover, document, and ultimately implement.

"The context of requirements that I intend to focus on is business information systems. And while a complete information system includes a hardware and a network aspect, the requirement contexts that will be discussed will not include these technical aspects. The requirements contexts will focus on business analysts interacting with business users to deliver the functional and information components of a system."

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Dan Tasker

Dan is the author of over 30 requirements-related articles and other resources. His 45+ year career in Information Technology has involved organizations in a variety of industry sectors in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. His business analysis experience includes projects involving in-house software development, software vendor solution development, and COTS software acquisition and implementation. He continues to be passionate about quality requirements and helping business analysts produce them. He can be contacted at [email protected].

2019-12-02 Context is Everything... When It Comes to Requirements Context is Everything... When It Comes to Requirements

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1 comments on article "Context is Everything... When It Comes to Requirements"

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Adrian M.

Great article series on requirements! Thank you Dan for your insights.

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