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I was recently in a situation where I had to create some use cases for enhancements to an existing product very quickly. The existing use cases were missing a lot
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I was recently in a situation where I had to create some use cases for enhancements to an existing product very quickly. The existing use cases were missing a lot
We’ve been talking about delegation around ArgonDigital recently. We’ve added some really bright junior members to our team, and want to be sure we utilize them to the utmost. But,
When reading Michael’s post, The Recipe for Success in Cooking…up Software Requirements, I began thinking about other parallels between recipes and software requirements. My grandmother made great watermelon pickles. Everyone
In my blog post about avoiding reviewer fatigue, one of the things I mentioned was following all of the guidelines for creating a consumable deliverable. Deliverables may take many forms—a
I’ve recently been reviewing a work product that is, frankly, a mess. Unfortunately, I feel like I’m not providing valuable feedback. I’ve spent my energy and time straightening out the
When I read use cases, the assumptions I see listed are almost always pre-conditions. In Use Case – Preconditions vs Assumptions, Debbie Siah does a good job of providing definitions
Jakob Nielsen’s article Interviewing Users, is focused on interviews for usability testing, but he makes a lot of great points that apply to requirements elicitation as well. Here are a
I’m working on a project that is in the testing phase right now, so defects are on my mind. As product managers, we often have the job of prioritizing defects.
Last year, I wrote about my Lessons from a Bad Haircut. I’m please to say I finally have a lesson from a good haircut. How did I finally get a
One of my pet peeves is password masking. I find nothing more frustrating than having a log-in rejected, and not being able to verify that it is correct because I
The Data Flow Diagram (DFD) is a very useful part of the Requirements Modeling Language (RML™). The Structured Analysis Wiki contains a great explanation of how to create a
I got a lousy haircut the other day. I’m not happy. And, one of the things I’m least happy with is the fact that I can trace one comment I
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