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An “agile” lifecycle for requirements
When requirements and the product are elaborated concurrently

Written by Rodolphe Arthaud
29. October 2015 · 20 minutes read · 4 Comments

Rodolphe Arthaud

Rodolphe Arthaud currently works as an expert consultant for Inspearit, particularly in the area of process improvement.
Early adopter of Object Oriented Analysis and OMT, he led the development of OMT-, SDL- and UML-based products, participated actively in the definition of SDL2000 (ITU), UML 1.4, and UML 2.0 (OMG).
He was involved in the deployment of Requirements Engineering for a whole aircraft program, and since then, in various other domains — industry, IT for banks or insurance companies…

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Is requirements engineering still needed in agile development approaches?
When every new iteration can violate previously satisfied requirements

Written by Rodolphe Arthaud
30. July 2015 · 11 minutes read · 1 Comment

Rodolphe Arthaud

Rodolphe Arthaud currently works as an expert consultant for Inspearit, particularly in the area of process improvement.
Early adopter of Object Oriented Analysis and OMT, he led the development of OMT-, SDL- and UML-based products, participated actively in the definition of SDL2000 (ITU), UML 1.4, and UML 2.0 (OMG).
He was involved in the deployment of Requirements Engineering for a whole aircraft program, and since then, in various other domains — industry, IT for banks or insurance companies…

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