How to Analyze Sets of Business Requirements
Series: How to Elicit (Gather), Write, and Analyze Business Requirements
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Understanding the business requirements in the manner in which they were intended can be a very challenging proposition. If the requirements are going to do their job well, they need to be understood by several target audiences, namely the business community, the technical community, and the developer/tester community. Each of these groups needs to be able to read the business requirements and extract what they need out of them to be able to contribute to the end product.
- Apply the four rules for managing a group of requirements
- Present 7 major components of business systems that need analysis
- Decompose requirements into the major types of requirements and their subtypes
- Confirm (determine relative importance and feasibility) of requirements
- Create a requirement/problem matrix to confirm requirements completeness
- Categorize requirements based on focus
- Evaluate the completeness of requirements
- Identify high-risk requirements and list risk reduction alternatives
- Further clarify business rules, performance and constraining requirements
- Prioritize requirements based on business and system needs
- Use templates to guide writing requirements
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