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6 Essential Hacks To Write Good Quality Requirements

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Introduction:

It is so interesting to me that everyone talks about wanting training in “best practices”. This term is often used to describe the kind of consulting we might provide as well. What does that really mean? I believe all of us have fed into the myth that best practices can be the basis for training individuals. Best practices are not trained, they are experienced.

If we compare the best practice approach to nature, we know that it is not only the strongest but the most prolific species that survive. That’s one of the reasons it is so difficult to change processes in an organization. Think about that for a moment. The strongest and most prolific probably describe the majority of individuals you have in just about any group in your organization. I have seen this over and over in the System Engineering field. The strongest and most prolific engineers have often been doing their job for many years and have a specific way they do this job. Asking them to try new techniques and tools is often futile, as they don’t know how this is going to improve the already wonderful job that they are doing. Their practice is going to survive if we continue to shove a best-practice approach at them.

What will you learn in this complete guide?

  • What is Requirements Specification?
  • What do “Best Practices” in Requirements Management mean?
  • 6 Tips to Write Better Quality Requirements
  • How does Visure help?

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