Entries from March 2008
Posted March 4th, 2008 by Matt Morgan
The Requirements.net Podcast series “Requirements Unplugged” continues — episode two is now available.
In episode two, Keith Barrett and myself have special guest David Nyland, President and CEO of Blueprint speak about the intellectual property the Blueprint team is contributing to the Requirements.net consortium which includes a whitepaper on the relationship with […]
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Posted March 3rd, 2008 by Matt Morgan
Per last week’s post, Martin Crisp, the Chief Technology Officer of Blueprint, has contributed a new white paper to the Requirements.net consortium on requirements in an AGILE world. This white paper is now available through Requirements.net.
Martin’s white paper discusses how Requirements Definition for iterative/AGILE development efforts must take a visual approach, allowing for […]
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Posted March 3rd, 2008 by Matt Morgan
Jonathan Babcock has posted a very interesting blog entry on the “precision” problem in the requirements definition process. Jonathan draws an interesting distinction between “accurate” requirements vs. “precise” requirements.
To quote his post:
Natural language is inherently ambiguous
The odds are stacked against the BA when it comes to writing requirements that are both accurate […]
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