Business Data Diagrams
Business Data Diagram (BDD) defines the structure of how data is thought of in a business. BDDs are an RML data model which show the relationships between business data objects.
Tools & Templates
Business Objective Models
The Business Objective Model (BOM) is created to document a project’s value for the company creating it. The elements of a Business Objective Model are business problem/objective pairs that culminate
Data Dictionaries
Data Dictionaries are an RML data model that capture details on the field level about the data in a system or systems. During the requirements phase, the focus is not
Data Flow Diagrams
A Data Flow Diagram (DFD) is an RML Data model that shows a visual representation of the flow of information through systems, data stores, and actors, focusing on how data
Decision Tables
The Decision Table is an RML systems model that helps you to analyze all the permutations of complex logic in a comprehensive way. They are used to answer the question “Under
Decision Trees
The Decision Tree is an RML systems model that visually shows complex logic, allowing you to analyze a series of decisions. Typically, it is significantly easier to validate the logic
Display-Action-Response Models
The Display-Action-Response (DAR) model is an RML systems model that enables you to systematically document the valid ways in which the system displays the screen and how the system responds
Ecosystem Maps
The Ecosystem Map is an RML systems model that shows which systems interact with each other and the nature of the relationship. The Ecosystem Map shows all of the systems
Empathy Map
In order to improve upon the overall user experience of our products, we must first understand our stakeholders and users. An Empathy Map is a powerful tool for understanding the
Example Web-Based Application Scope and Requirements
The template example is from Randolph Air Force Base and is an example of scope and requirements for a web-based application. Submit the Form Below to Get Instant Access
Feature Trees
Feature Trees are high-level models organizing features into feature groups, capturing the entire scope of a project into a single model. Features are listed into three separate levels of detail.
Guide for Writing Good Requirements
The primary reason that people write poor requirements is that they have had no training or experience in actually writing good requirements. This guide addresses what makes a good requirement.
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