Once upon a time, people built pyramids, space shuttles, VCRs, and tons of software—all without requirements management tools. Some of these projects were unsuccessful, but a lot of them were. So, why
Over my professional years, I have learned one really important life lesson: Every time I make a mistake, I learn a lot. So I was thinking about that in the
For those who are new to the idea of using models for requirements elicitation and analysis, it’s a common misconception to think: “I don’t have time to create models.” There’s
As a User Story, I should not have an actor for my user story. I’m not too certain if a user story is still a user story if the story…lacks
I was talking to a colleague recently about use cases and it got me thinking about my evolution as a use-case-writer. I used to do formal use cases exclusively –
A while ago, Joy wrote a post about how to prep for a UAT (User Acceptance Testing). I would like to add to that, with my own experience, for what
As a Business Analyst creating your software requirement models, do you ever wonder, when would you use a State Table as compared to a State Diagram? Now, I’m not going
With the holidays upon us, I wanted to spread some holiday cheer. I hope I can make you smile, with my medley of requirement “blongs”, to the tune of some
Here at ArgonDigital, we have a unique approach to the traditional work-space seating arrangements maintained in an office. We feel this approach better facilitates collaboration and comfort in the business
A business owner and I were prioritizing requirements for a product release. Among them were the performance requirements. He did not want to give them high priority, fearing untold hours
What is a killer app? It’s not lethal! Generally, a killer app is an enhanced version of an existing technology that makes the technology much more usable, and thereby exponentially
Over the last six months our project has deployed 2 major releases and 2 minor releases. Depending on how your organization is structured, Requirements analysts may or may not be
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