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Requirements for Enterprise Architecture: First Look

Posted on: December 3, 2007

Traditional requirements happen after a multi-system architecture has been defined. But what about the requirements that feed into that architecture? The requirements that drive the enterprise architecture decisions in the first place? We haven’t talked about those before.

Interaction design / Product Management / Requirements / Requirements gathering / ROI / UX

Gathering Implicit Requirements

Posted on: November 17, 2006February 11, 2007

Johanna Rothman just wrote an article titled Implicit Requirements are Still Requirements. She points out that her expectations were not met, even though her needs might have been. Johanna also implicitly begs the question – how do we gather implicit requirement?

Requirements / Software requirements specification / Writing

A requirements documentation mistake

Posted on: January 25, 2006February 1, 2006

Learn from an early mistake of mine At a previous employer, the first time I played the role of requirements manager (technically, program manager – with responsibility for the functional spec), I made a bunch of mistakes – this post is about one of them. The setup We were engaged […]

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