Allocation Revisited
Note: this blog builds upon a previous blog published several years ago on allocation and traceability. We were recently asked the following question: “I’m trying to improve the way our
Product Management
Amazon Dash: Nifty New Technology or Great Product Management?
This weekend I learned about a cool new gadget made by Amazon: the Amazon Dash. This device pairs with your AmazonFresh account (an account for local delivery of groceries- available
An Actual Case of Software Requirements Re-use
We have been using Caliber for a few years and we recently decided to research whether there was a requirements management tool that more cleanly supported working offline. I actually
An Affinity Diagram of Models to use in Software Requirements Gathering
There are many models to use in the software requirements gathering process. We use an Affinity Diagram to group the models of RML® you might use in part five, “An
An Agent of Change
Here is a twist to the response to the question – what exactly does a Requirements Engineer do? I have seen quite a few responses that range from the funny
An example of Blueprint in Use on an Agile Project
I attended a talk by folks from BluePrint and Lexis Nexis at BAWorld on Tuesday at BAWorld: Boston called “Requirements Definition for Agile Projects”. The first bit of the talk
An Exercise in Documenting Current State: Reddit and the BDD
Introduction “Let’s be honest; someone knows how all this stuff works, right?” This is a phrase that may come up in many, many projects in several different SDLC atmospheres. Companies,
An Exercise in Documenting Current State: Reddit and the Decision Tree
An exercise in documenting current state: reddit and the decision tree In an earlier post I detailed how you can use RML models to document the current state of your
An Ingredient in a Requirements Center of Excellence: Documenting Software Requirements Methodology
We’ve posted on the creation of a Requirements Center of Excellence (COE) recently because our clients have expressed interest in COEs to help mature their organizations and their business analysts’
An introduction to Requirements Visualization Training for Software Requirements Gathering
Software requirements gathering projects must use good visualization to communicate requirements well. Our introduction video, “An introduction to Requirements Visualization Training for Software Requirements Gathering”, gives you a quick overview
An issue of understanding (users)
We deploy Sharepoint as one of the ways to collaborate on software projects. The basic organization of Sharepoint is a hierarchy of sites. Within those sites are lists and document
An Ode to Agile
I’m an avid Disney fan and love to do parodies of Disney songs to whatever is going on in my life at the time. Currently, my life is agile; understanding
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