With increasing frequency, people are coming to us with a common refrain: “Why do we need text-based requirements? We all know that, more times than not, the stakeholders don’t know […]
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Developing Agile Systems
In previous blogs we talk about Why do my requirements keep changing and Controlling and Managing Change during product or system development. Change can also be addressed from the perspective […]
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 […]
Updated: Where to go to learn about Alfresco
With an application as deep and powerful as Alfresco, knowing where to start learning can be daunting, and finding the latest detailed product information can be equally challenging. New for […]
Analytics Projects Part 2: Integrating with a COTS Analytics Tool
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 […]
Webinar: Workdesk at Work – Managing Marketing Processes
Part of a Series of Webinars Demonstrating How Alfresco Workdesk Solves Real World Business Problems Watch Webinar Recording Now The Workdesk at Work webinar series is aimed at helping executives, […]
Webinar: Is Alfresco Workdesk Right for Your Business?
Have you struggled to use collaboration technology in your process centric business? Have you had difficulty avoiding customizations to meet your process and end user requirements? Are your users complaining […]
Going from system concepts to requirements – Part 1
Note: This is Part 1 of our discussion concerning going from system concepts to requirements. Part 1 addresses the basic concepts; Going from system concepts to requirements – Part 2 […]
Going from system concepts to requirements – Part 2
Note: This is part 2 on our discussion concerning going from system concepts to requirements. Going from system concepts to requirements Part 1 addresses the basic concepts. Part 2 goes […]
Controlling and Managing Change
Controlling and managing change is one of the most important tasks for both the Project Manager and Systems Engineer. Failing to do so often results in massive cost overruns, schedule […]
How do you know your requirements are complete?
The bottom line is the set of requirements is complete when all the stakeholders have approved the set of requirements. Define Scope before you write your requirements. From Requirements Expert’s […]
Use Case Assumption vs Pre-Condition – Continuing the Conversation
In response to this post, Bruce Melendy asked: “I have a use case in which a user requests access to a restricted form. As part of the flow they must […]