Use cases are recognized as a powerful technique for exploring user requirements. The great benefit they provide is to bring a user-centric and usage-centric perspective to requirements elicitation discussions. The business analyst employs use cases to understand what the user is trying to accomplish and how he envisions his interactions with the product leading to […]
Software products are created for users, be they human beings, hardware devices, or other software systems. A user is a stakeholder who will interact with a completed system either directly (that is, hands on) or indirectly (for example, using reports from the system but not generating those reports personally). Users can be grouped into user […]
In the first part of this two-part series I described some cues that help the business analyst detect when a customer has presented some input that could be classified as a business requirement, use case, business rule, or functional requirement. This article continues the discussion to help you classify customer input into several other categories […]
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