After the SRS
You’ve just finished a two-month, 150+ page SRS, gone through the validation process, and have sign-off from everyone. Congratulations! Time to kick back, relax, and watch the other teams build
Product Management
Agile and Requirement–Driven Product Development
My previous blog described “Requirement-Driven Product Development” (RDPD). One of my readers asked a very important and well-formed question: “Lou, nice article. Are there any specializations to the approach for
Agile Development
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
Agile is a Cultural Revolution
Agile is often spoken of a development methodology along the lines of “Agile is a development methodology; other common development methodologies are Waterfall, Iterative, etc.” This is akin to saying
Agile Methodology in Life
As a recent grad, I have dealt with many new challenges and experiences. I’ve been put through my paces more than a few times. I’ve spent whole Saturdays in bed
Agile Requirements
Lately I’ve been working with a customer who is making the transition from waterfall to Agile project delivery. Among the many challenges the organization is working to overcome, their project
Agile Requirements – no BRUF just GRIT
The first principal of agile software development is that the highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software. This is a significant departure
Agile Requirements – The use case narrative
Last month I wrote about Agile Requirements and a concept called GRIT or Great Requirements in Total. The idea behind GRIT is that it is important to deliver great requirements
Agile Requirements Document
At ArgonDigital, on our Agile projects we have introduced a project artifact called the Agile Requirements Document or ARD that we create during the planning phase of a project. We
Agile Requirements with Karl Wiegers: What’s the Big Deal?
Agile development approaches are currently used in most software organizations at least some of the time. With the rise in popularity of agile methods, business analysts and product owners often
Agile Software Development and Chickens
I had a plan for my long weekend. I’ve recently bought a small farm, and there’s a lot of work to be done clearing out the barn and organizing my
Agile This! – Scaling Agile for a BIG Project
For several years, I’ve worked with a Financial Services client that offers consumer and commercial credit to customers world-wide. In 2016, they decided that they needed to transform their credit
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