Can requirements management software make a difference even in non-software fields such as medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology? Well, ifThere are innovative companies in this space that are not only transforming the devices and systems they build, but also the technology...
You and your team have worked so hard making sure you understand your customer's needs, the market opportunities, or the problems you're trying to solve. Then you spent countless hours developing, testing, and marketing your new product. Only to find out that nobody wants...
Are requirements gathering practices a thing of the past? How can teams deliver software that meet the expectations of the customer without clearly documenting requirements? In this article, Meredith Aourtemanche, executive aeditor at Tech Target, argues that a focus on hands-on,...
The past several months have changed the business world, for better and for worse, perhaps for years to come. Many advantages are born out of disruption, for example, the world experiencing cleaner skies for a change. There are other positive changes taking place...
Part 6 of Dan Tasker’s Requirements in Context series discusses detailed business needs for a user interface (UI) or report, and capturing those needs as detailed requirements in a spreadsheet-based template for user interface.
Part 4 of Dan Tasker’s Requirements in Context series provides guidelines for what a business analyst should and shouldn’t include in a high-level requirement (HLR). It begins by comparing a formal HLR ‘shall’ statement to a user story. What is similar about them is that...
Requirements elicitation is one of three main disciplines of Requirements Engineering, complemented by requirements modeling and requirements management. A key success factor for professional Requirements Engineering - and especially for requirements elicitation - are good soft skills. During...
Part 3 of Dan Tasker’s Requirements in Context series continues to look at high-level requirements, narrowing the context to that of a project charted to deliver an IT-bases solution. It discusses how scope statements that identify functional capabilities are a good source of HLRs.
The International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) outlines a number of guidelines for writing better requirements, 44 to be exact. From avoiding universal quantifiers, superfluous infinitives, and open-ended clauses, to maintaining consistency throughout the document - the INCOSE...
Amid the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) around the world, the ways we work and the ways businesses conduct their day to day activities are rapidly changing. From grocery stores to hospitals, from schools to houses of workship - "new normal" routines are emerging and,...
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