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Requirements Architecture Part 1: What is Requirements Architecture and Why is it Important?

What is Requirements Architecture? Requirements architecture is the organization and structure of software requirements artifacts. When trying to describe what requirements architecture is, it’s helpful to look at other types of architecture. First, think of what a building architect does – she designs a building so that it can be structurally …

Yes, Even Agile Development Needs Software Requirements

By Kristin DiCenso

Many, if not most, software shops prefer to use Agile instead of Waterfall. That makes sense, right? Short cycles where you see progress quickly that allows you to make changes without the sky falling; I like that too! Agile also affords a close environment where the team is co-located, so …

Commenters’ Choice: 4 Tips to Not Destroy Your Project if You Must Use Spreadsheets for Software Requirements

By BA Promoter

Happy SeiHolidays! Over the next two weeks, we will bring back some of the most heavily-commented-upon blog posts on Seilevel’s Requirements Defined blog. First up: “4 Tips to Not Destroy Your Project…“ Joy Beatty wrote, “A year ago, I was working on a project where we created a list of …

What is a Business Analyst? (We know, but do they?)

By Balaji Vijayan

At a recent networking event, it occurred to me that the majority of the population is unaware of our existence as Business Analysts, Business Architects, and Product Managers. I found myself time and time again explaining what it is I did for a living. Contrast that with folks who work …

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