We learned today that Requirements.net consortium member Blueprint has announced that its solution for requirements definition and visualization was honored as a finalist in the “Best Software Development Solution” category for the 2010 CODiE awards.
On the surface, this could be regarded as “just another good software company winning just another industry award.” However, it’s […]
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Entries Tagged as 'Agile'CODiE Recognition for Today’s Business AnalystPosted March 2nd, 2010 by Judith Zimmerman
Series Wrapup: Maximize IT ValuePosted April 14th, 2009 by Matt Morgan
We are concluding our Requirements.net consortium series entitled “Maximize IT Value ” with a summary of the assets available for download. The Requirements.net consortium is a collection of company’s supporting the industry trend toward improving IT efficiency through Business Analyst empowerment. Members of the requirements.net consortium include BA Times (www.batimes.com), Cap Gemini […] New Requirements.net Series: Maximize IT ValuePosted January 22nd, 2009 by Matt Morgan
If 2008 was the year of the economic crash…. it would seem fit to believe that 2009 will be the start of a recovery. Announcing 2009 Requirements.net Executive WebinarsPosted January 14th, 2009 by Matt Morgan
The Requirements.net consortium is pleased to announce our 2009 Requirements.net executive webinars. Last year, Requirements.net hosted highly successful, in-person executive breakfast sessions in Washington DC, New York, Boston, Chicago, Atlanta, and Toronto. In order to reach more people, this year, we will be leveraging the power of the Internet to host a series […] 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. Agile is still a confusing topic at CIO levelPosted March 10th, 2008 by Matt Morgan
An interesting post at the Agile Software Development blog points to a Stelligent survey that asked a selection of CIOs about their understanding on Agile. Some of the findings: Whitepaper Available: Requirements in Distributed Agile ProjectsPosted 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. Karl Wiegers’ Perspective on BAs in an AGILE worldPosted February 29th, 2008 by Matt Morgan
Karl Wiegers, one of the most respected visionaries in the requirements gathering profession, has contributed an interesting article to SearchSoftwareQuality on the connection of business analyst efforts in an AGILE world. In this article, he discussed the need for a tight connection between BAs and developers in the iterative development cycles. Whitepaper Preview: Requirements for AGILE ProjectsPosted February 28th, 2008 by Matt Morgan
Martin Crisp, Chief Technology Officer of Blueprint, has contributed a new whitepaper that discusses the needs for precise requirements definition in an AGILE project world. As an experienced research and development leader, Martin manages his R&D efforts in a highly iterative fashion, to ensure the company can respond to rapid changing customer needs. |
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