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Showing 11 articles tagged with Perception or ReqIF
What does it mean to say „requirement“? An inquiry into the abilities of the human mind and the meaning of the word „requirement“.
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How the ReqIF Standard for Requirements Exchange Disrupts the Tool Market.
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Agreed, unambiguous and based on inventions
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How requirements engineers can benefit from applying the NLP communication techniques
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What makes an excellent BA and are women more suited to the role?
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How requirements engineers can benefit from applying the NLP communication techniques
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A statistical analysis and trends from 2009 to 2015
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Neuropsychological Insights on Creativity
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Requirements Engineering at Dutch Railways
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Preliminary Results from an Ongoing Study
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This system is your system. This system is my system.