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Scope Definition Seminar for INCOSE ChicagoLand Chapter

Posted on: May 17th, 2019 by Lou Wheatcraft No Comments

On May 11, 2019 we presented our 1-day Scope Definition seminar for the INCOSE ChicagoLand Chapter Spring Seminar offering to their membership.  This was a natural follow on seminar to the Writing Good Requirements seminar we presented at the 2018 … Read More

Scope Definition Seminar in Chicago

Posted on: April 24th, 2019 by Lou Wheatcraft No Comments

Hi all, I will be giving a 1-day seminar on scope definition for the ChicagoLand INCOSE Chapter on May 11, 2019 for their Spring Tutorial. Last year I gave our 1-day Writing Good Requirements seminar which was very popular and … Read More

Top Ten Takeaways for Writing Good Requirements

Posted on: November 30th, 2018 by Lou Wheatcraft No Comments

We covered a lot of information in our one day training course, here are the top 10 takeaways: 1. Systems thinking must be incorporated into all phases of product development *  Focus on interdependencies of the parts that make up … Read More

Levels of abstraction when writing requirements

Posted on: May 1st, 2017 by Lou Wheatcraft 1 Comment

Requirements Experts recently received an email from one of our clients seeking advice on levels of abstraction when stating requirements.  The email read as follows: “What are your thoughts on the use of “shall prevent” in a requirement. I believe … Read More

Public Requirements Training – Traditional and Agile

Posted on: April 4th, 2017 by Lou Wheatcraft No Comments

Sorry – these classes have been cancelled Scope and Requirements: Elicit, Write, Validate May 23-24, 2017 Becoming an Agile Business Analyst: The Fundamentals May 25, 2017 Whether Business Analyst, Requirement Engineer, Developer, Tester, Product Marketing, Project Manager, or Procurement professional, … Read More