This is part 5 of the blog series “Communicating Requirements – Effectively”. In part 4, I discussed the advantages of text-based requirements vs alternate forms of communicating requirements. In part
This is part 4 of the blog series “Communicating Requirements – Effectively”. In part 3, I introduced the basic communications model from a requirements perspective. In this part 4, I
This is part 3 of the blog series “Communicating Requirements – Effectively”. In part 2, I addressed basic definitions of requirements from each of these perspectives and discuss the various
This is part 2 of the blog series “Communicating Requirements – Effectively”. Part 1 of this series introduced the overall topic of communicating requirements and addressed communication of requirements from
This is a multiple part blog: This part 1 introduces the overall topic of communicating requirements and addressed communication of requirements from several perspectives: traditional systems engineering, model-based systems engineering,
I was recently asked the question. “Suboptimal leveling of requirements seems to be a recurring issue for the projects in my business group (we’ve even seen low-level mechanical dimensions specified
I was recently asked the question. “When a project begins with a existing device that has a TRL of 9, with the goal to develop a miniaturized version of the
I am proud to announce that the 2017 update to the INCOSE Guide for Writing Requirements has been released for IS2017. We in the Requirement Working Group worked hard over
We were recently asked the following question from one of our clients: “Our company is updating/replacing a legacy system. The current system includes an embedded processor that was already built
ArgonDigital recently received an email from one of our clients seeking advice on levels of abstraction when stating requirements. The email read as follows: “What are your thoughts on the
ArgonDigital recently received an email from one of our clients seeking advice on the use of active voice when writing requirements. The email read as follows: “In an academic paper
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