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Software Requirements Management Articles, Blog Posts, Books and Quotes
Agile Software Requirements by Dean Leffingwell
The title of one of the initial chapters of the book “Agile Software Requirements” by Dean Leffingwell is “The Big Picture of Agile Requirements”. This emphasizes that agile requirements are more than user stories on a small card. In this book, Dean Leffingwell presents the big picture of agile requirements, together with the small details that […]
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Functional Requirements Are Not Always User Stories
What happens when Scrum projects do not have clear user stories? Because Product Owner has the subject matter expertise and decision making capabilities, that does not mean that he can clearly communicate the requirements in a way that will make the developers/testers as productive as possible. This blog post explains that the best way to […]
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User Stories Lifecycle
In this blog post, Henrik Larsson explains the lifeycle of user stories from the Release planning meeting to the release tracking stage where the product owner checks if the release date and contents can be kept.
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If You Think You Can Do Without a Business Analyst …Think Again!
This article introduces you to how the Business Analysis (BA) discipline can contribute to strategic, project and organizational success. In other words, how does Business Analysis add value to the organization? This article try to address and answer this question.
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Agile Requirements at Enterprise Scale
This article describes an organizational, process and requirements model for implementing agile methods at enterprise scale. While fully scalable to all levels of the project, program and portfolio, the foundation of the model is a quintessentially lean and agile subset in support of the agile project teams that write and test all the code.
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Feedback-Driven Requirements Engineering
This article describes a usage scenario for the Heuristic Requirements Assistant. The Heuristic Requirements Assistant (HeRA) is the primary research demonstration tool that illustrates the concepts of our groups requirements engineering research.
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