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Entries from May 2008

Requirements Unplugged Episode 10

Posted May 14th, 2008 by Keith Barrett

Got questions about the BABOK™? We’ve got answers.
The BABOK, produced by the IIBA™, is quickly becoming the source of consolidated BA practices (Tasks/Techniques) in the industry. Although not really a “how to” guide for each of the techniques, of even more value, it helps connect the Task-to-Technique relationships which brings clarity to how we chart […]

Be heard! Participate in the Voke Survey for the BA Market

Posted May 6th, 2008 by Matt Morgan

Voke Inc., one of the most respected analyst firms on the planet, is teaming with the Requirements.net team in putting together the first-ever BA market sizing survey. This is an incredible opportunity to participate in assisting in one of the industry’s first market-sizing reports focused on the emerging business analyst space.
As we discuss on this […]

When “Story Cards” are Not Enough…

Posted May 6th, 2008 by Martin Crisp

A popular and valuable technique within Agile development teams is to create a “story card“, to capture requirements. Although initially created for iteration and release planning purposes, you can sometimes get away with using the story card as the requirement spec, as it may provide “just enough” details.
These story cards, which are typically […]

Requirements Unplugged Podcast: Episode Nine

Posted May 2nd, 2008 by Keith Barrett

First, let me apologize for the delay between Episodes 8 and 9. Our goal was to provide a new episode each week., but the simple truth is, our schedules are hectic and the last couple of weeks have been especially busy. I’ve been wrapped up in a customer engagement, and Matt has been consumed by […]