As mentioned in a previous post, I will be expanding the concept of an Analytics/Business Intelligence project by outlining a recommended approach for integrating with an analytics tool that provides
Best Practices for Eliciting and Writing Requirements April 6-7, 2016 ArgonDigital invites everyone who writes requirements or has an interest in requirements to join us in April for a SPECIAL
I am very excited to announce my latest project – Software Requirements, 3rd Edition with Karl Wiegers by Microsoft Press! We are well into the draft version and it’s due out
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My fellow ArgonDigital bloggers have written about the many virtues of Org Charts and their relationship to requirements elicitation and management. In case you missed it, here is a good
Many of my fellow colleagues on this here blog have already commented on the value of the Business Data Diagram or BDD. Those of you familiar with ERDsor Entity Relationship
I recently got a question from Zbigniew of https://bpmtips.com/ to address: “Why, when and how should business analysts use BPMN?” So I love the question about when BAs should use
In the midst of current events, I’ve observed some of my friends trying to be more racially inclusive and aware on social media and in their work. Occasionally their efforts
Since our IEEE/SPIN presentation has come and gone, I have been able to start getting caught up on my blog reading. I came across this post from Johanna Rothman that
I received the following comment concerning our blog entitled: “MBSE and Requirements“. “I’ve read your article about MBSE and requirements and found it very good (as usual). In the MBSE
Attainability is a requirements development issue that is commonplace on many projects. Defining requirements without adequately assessing attainability places projects at risk of significant cost overruns, schedule delays, and performance
I had been planning on one more post in my series on Karl Wiegers’ More About Software Requirements: Thorny Issues and Practical Advice, but an interesting post from Steve Johnson
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