The Software Requirements Memory Jogger
The Software Requirements Memory Jogger: A Pocket Guide to Help Software and Business Teams Develop and Manage Requirements was published (November 29th, 2005) by GOAL/QPC.
This concisely written book explains why it is important to define high-quality requirements and gives you tools and techniques for developing and managing requirements.
The Jogger, a 3.5 X 5.5-inch wire-bound booklet, covers the essentials of requirements development & management:
how to elicit, prioritize and document requirements
how to create useful models for analyzing requirements
ways to verify and validate requirements
techniques for adapting requirements practices
how to manage requirements throughout the project.
Now Available! Desktop size, 5"x7"
The book helps stakeholders including analysts, project managers, and team facilitators, at all organizational levels learn and apply the tools, methods and processes needed to attain high-quality software requirements.
It's a valuable tool as a stand-alone resource, training reference book and handy performance support resource.
See our friend and colleague Gerhard Ackerman recommending The Jogger to his colleagues at the annual Systems Engineering Technology Day Meeting at Siemens AG Austria.
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