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A critical part of any project is the requirements management. If you are unsure about what is going to be delivered how will you know when you get there?
As the team moves from requirements to executing tasks on the project, the scope and the requirements must be tracked using four crucial steps.
A project starts with an idea, but how do we know whether it is possible or reasonable? Conducting a feasibility study will tell us whether the idea is viable.
How do you determine whether a project is feasible? As the project manager, you might carry out a feasibility assessment before the project starts.
How do we respond to the customer who says they know everything? The customer who says 'this is my problem, here's the solution, now manage this project?'
This article examines the multifaceted role of the Business Analyst and gives a depiction of the duties and skills required to embark on such a career.
Innumerable studies have shown that Requirements Gathering is the single most important step in the Software Development Life Cycle.
Ensuring that a requirements document is accurate, complete and fully supported by key stakeholders can be critically important. Consider these suggestions…
Find out how you can ensure your project meets the needs of your users, and balance internal business requirements with user requirements.
Not recordedGathering and managing requirements are important challenges in project management. Projects succeed or fail due to poor requirements at any time throughout the project lifecycle.
Not recordedThis article discusses the fundamental components of a Feasibility Study from project scope to final review.
Not recordedA company with poor requirements practices is just asking for over-budget costs and regular failure, according to a report by IAG Consulting.
Not recordedRequirements gathering is an essential part of any project and a key project management skill. Read ten rules for successful requirements gathering.
Not recordedA key element of any project is understanding the customer requirements. This is where the Unified Modeling Language (UML) can help.
Not recordedGood user requirements lead to better estimates, improved customer satisfaction, reduced cost and a shorter duration.
Not recordedFollow these steps in any process you adopt, or any project you manage and you should find it really will improve your chances at success.
Not recordedA project manager's view on managing requirements with Use Cases and the benefits of adopting the Unified Modeling Language in reducing future surprises and rework.
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