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
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Writing requirements that refer to ambiguous standards
We were recently asked the following question: “I have a specific question about product requirements relating to standards that I’d like your input on: Which requirement syntax is preferred? #1 or #2 1) “The System shall allow user to silence … Read More
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 delves more into the “How” to go from system concepts … Read More
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 more into the “How” to go from the Column A … Read More
