Where’s the Fine Line Between the Product Team and the Engineering Team?
In the rush to build a product, it’s important to establish boundaries for each team while also working as a unit, and develop processes to head off trouble before it begins.
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In the rush to build a product, it’s important to establish boundaries for each team while also working as a unit, and develop processes to head off trouble before it begins.
FDA Inspection Intro In Part One of this two-blog series, I shared 5 best practices to prepare your organization for FDA inspection success. Inspections by the FDA can lead to regulatory action and consequences such as warning letters, recalls, and consent decrees. Thus, you want to put your best foot forward to demonstrate the compliance […]
Derived requirements traceability is a form of requirements management focused on tracing requirements that aren’t explicitly defined in higher-level requirements, but which are necessary for meeting them and for making the overall system work as expected.
Learn why requirements traceability – the ability to trace requirements – for complex products is crucial for product teams.
Learn why requirements traceability – the ability to trace requirements – for complex products is crucial for product teams.