Requirements Engineering as Operative Strategy Work | Part 1
Most strategies do not fail in formulation. They fail in translation, somewhere between the boardroom and the next project decision. This first part of our series makes the case …
When Requirements Can’t Fly!
In today’s VUCA world - volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous - many projects fail for a subtle reason: some requirements look right but quietly break the rules that hold …
Requirements for cross-cutting qualities
Assuring cross-cutting quality is a challenge that has become increasingly important as systems grow more complex. This also impacts how Requirements Engineering (RE) approaches …
Strengthening the Requirements Engineering Process
The quality of a requirement is significantly dependent on its clarity and completeness. In many agile projects, requirements typically capture the primary intent of the software. …
Using AI to discover more innovative requirements from documents
This article demonstrates how to increase the novelty of innovation opportunities generated by AI without losing their usefulness. Drawing on established models of creativity, the …
RMMi 1.0: A New Maturity Model for Requirements Engineering
After several years of research, iterations, and community feedback, the Requirements Maturity Model Integration (RMMi) has reached its first official release: version 1.0. Born …
