Gareth Rogers

Gareth is an experienced business analyst and product owner who has been working in the telecoms and other industries for longer than he’d like to be specific about. He has been an active member of IREB for some years and is a co-author and examiner within the RE@Agile working group. He lives and works in Germany having successfully escaped from a small, slightly uncooperative island.

Gareth Rogers

Articles by Gareth Rogers

4 articles

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  • Methods
  • Practice

Splitting Requirements at Scale

Analysis means breaking down large problems into smaller, more manageable ones. We, as BAs, understand intuitively that this is what we do and that how well we do this will likely …

Gareth Rogers September 12, 2023 · 21 minutes read
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  • Studies and Research

RE in Agile Projects: Survey Results

Though Requirements Engineering (RE) and Agile are sometimes perceived to be conflicting approaches to software development, the recent emergence of the term Agile RE suggests …

Gareth Rogers February 29, 2016 · 13 minutes read
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  • Studies and Research

RE in Agile Projects: a Survey

Is Requirements Engineering alive and well within your Agile projects, or have zealous consultants and scrum masters consigned your hard-earned RE skills to the rubbish heap along …

Gareth Rogers April 30, 2015 · 1 minute read
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  • Practice

How agile can Requirements Engineers really be?

Agile remains a disputed approach. Despite the bold sounding claims of many articles on its proven ability to increase productivity and reduce costs, some experienced …

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