We are all very well aware that software has taken up an increasingly important role in all of our daily lives, but every now and then I encounter a new […]
Tag: waterfall
Going from Agile back to Waterfall
I have heard from numerous people say that once you are on an Agile project, you never want to go back to Waterfall. I have done just that. And it […]
Interlocks in Agile
One of the questions we often get from companies/projects trying to move to Agile methodology is how does an Agile team deal with interlocks, especially when those interlocks are on […]
Waterfall and Agile- An Engineer’s Perspective
Last time I talked about validation and verification and how they apply to both software requirements and engineering. Today, I’d like to cover another topic we talk about in our […]
The Lean, Agile Project Manager
In the past, before Agile, we usually talked about Waterfall, Spiral, and Incremental as three approaches to product development. I feel you can apply both Lean and Agile practices to […]
Welcome to the Requirement Expert’s Blog!
Welcome to the Requirement Expert’s Blog. In order to better address the needs of our clients and the requirements engineering world as a whole, RE is starting this blog. RE’s […]
Requirements in the Agile World
Before going on much longer in this blog, it is important to address “Agile”. Proponents of Agile often advocate an Agile approach instead of using more traditional waterfall approaches. A […]
Working in Waterfall – What I miss about Agile
I’ve been working on a large project for the past several months; our customer has purchased an application that they are customizing for their environment. The vendor has chosen to […]
Traditional software requirements don’t work?
Recently I have talked to a number of clients that have referred to the fact that traditional requirements don’t work. It didn’t take long to ferret out that they were […]