Collecting requirements from business processes
Ah, the sweet sounds of success. I got the opportunity, this week, to collect a list of requirements for a…
Guiding Enterprise Change
Ah, the sweet sounds of success. I got the opportunity, this week, to collect a list of requirements for a…
It’s been a while since I was blogging regularly. The reason: I was in a ship cycle. As we approached…
Of all the ‘laws of software’ that I subscribe to, this one is one of the most fundamental, and unwavering. …
There are a great many products on the market these days that provide information about a set of projects. The…
In my last post, I highlighted the design process, suggesting that designers and architects should consider using creativity, in addition…
I’ve seen various taxonomies of requirements. Like all taxonomies, any set of requirement types exists to classify or partition requirements…
Todd Biske, whom I respect for his writings on SOA, seemed to miss the mark in his recent blog post…
A Use case is a cool thing. A little too cool. The term has been occasionally misused, and in some…
Requirements elicitation is a critical, yet under-appreciated, activity. A core capability of business analysts, the ability to get the customers…
In a prior post, I described a process modeling antipattern which I called “Blame the Computer.” The feedback helped me…