Use cases have become an indispensable tool for requirements elicitation and documentation. They have the advantage of being relatively easy to write and, if written well, they are relatively easy
This story may sound familiar to you. A man decides to go to the store one Sunday morning to get a newspaper. Being the thoughtful husband he is he says
Requirements elicitation is fundamentally about communication. We gather requirements from people who know what is needed or can help us figure it out. There are other ways to find requirements
Someone asked me the other day about agile development. Should we do it? Can we reduce the time we spend on requirements if we are doing agile development? Is it
A common piece of advice given to teams starting out to document requirements is “Find the actors and use cases”. Sounds like reasonably good advice, but how do we find
We frequently find that software development teams defining requirements with use cases face a challenge in finding the right level to target as a starting point for their use cases.
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