Requirements traceability refers to the capability of a requirements management process or tool which enables the process participant or tool user to follow the life of a requirement both forwards and backwards. It also refers the the ability to link requirements (via specific...
To meet the new challenges - today’s companies will have to change their strategies and to increase the customer experience - in order to get a better chance of succeeding in the future. Finding and maintaining a balance between operations, resources and market demands is critical, but at...
A Glossary documents the terms which are specific to a given domain, project, or endeavor. Whether your project is large or small, a glossary of terms will ensure your entire team and your team's stakeholders are on the same page and use the same terminology. A glossary is...
Excellent requirements prioritization is essential to any well-run project. It ensures that the project focuses on the most important elements first, and that everyone understands and agrees regarding what the project’s most important elements are. Good prioritization of requirements will...
The voluminous amounts of information that an analyst collects during the discovery and elicitation phases warrant a good deal of planning and organization in order to make business or user requirements into a usable, cohesive whole. As with any other organization process, the key element to...
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