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Requirements: Knowledge and Understanding

Posted on: January 28, 2008January 26, 2008

[photo by Henkster] Writing good requirements is more than just about following a set of rules. You can capture knowledge about your goals and your product with a set of well crafted requirements. But to truly write good requirements, you have to gain a level of understanding that surpasses knowledge. […]

Product Management / Requirements / Requirements gathering

Brainstorming Stirs the Pot

Posted on: June 19, 2006

The Wall Street Journal apparently wrote a critique of brainstorming that questions its value. Bob Sutton (professor, author, etc) responds with an entertaining read. Prof. Sutton critiques the data analysis, the experiment execution, and the people involved. Seems the WSJ messed up on everything except the topic.

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