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A requirements baseline is a snapshot in time that represents the agreed-upon, reviewed and approved set…
Every product development team talks about project scope and team members often complain about unending…
Impact analysis is a key aspect of responsible requirements management. It provides accurate understanding of…
Software developers often want to freeze the requirements following some initial requirements work and then…
In the first part of this two-part series I described the value of managing risks…
In part one and part two of this series, adapted from my book Practical Project Initiation,…
In Part 1 of this series, adapted from my book Practical Project Initiation, I shared four…
Every software team talks about project scope and team members often complain about unending scope…
The need for performing impact analysis is obvious for major enhancements. However, unexpected complications can…
This article continues the exploration of requirements-related metrics that I began in Measuring Requirements: Product Size and Requirements…
Disciplined software organizations collect a focused set of metrics about each of their projects. These…
This article continues the exploration of requirements-related metrics that I began in Part 1, which…
Disciplined software organizations collect a focused set of metrics about each of their projects. These…
In the first part of this two-part series I described the value of managing risks…
Software engineers are eternal optimists. When planning software projects, we usually assume that everything will…
In the previous two articles in this series, adapted from my book Practical Project Initiation, I’ve…
In Part 1 of this series, adapted from my book Practical Project Initiation, I shared four…
Managing software projects is difficult under the best circumstances. The project manager must balance competing…
High-performance projects have effective processes for all of the requirements engineering components: elicitation, analysis, specification,…
I conclude this three-part series on the customer–development partnership by elaborating on the Requirements Bill…
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