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The IREB Community India will commence their work with an online roundtable. As ambassadors, Surendra Saxena and Pramod Kumar will welcome the community and keynote speaker Rory Keddie, saying about himself: “As Miro's Product Evangelist, I’m on a mission to help teams collaborate better, innovate faster, and turn ideas into impact.”
India, a land with estimated 5 million professional software engineers and more than 15 million active developers, continues to strengthen its role as one of the world’s leading software nations. Each year, over one million new engineers complete their studies, many specializing in informatics and related fields. This talent pool underlines India’s growing importance for the global Requirements Engineering community.
The IREB Community India aims to connect this vast expertise, foster professional exchange, and support best practices in Requirements Engineering throughout the country.
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IREB is an official media partner of the Digitale Leute Summit 2025!
Digitale Leute Summit is the only cross-functional professional education and networking event focused on software product development. This event will bring together Software Engineers, UX-Designers, Product- and Digital Managers to exchange knowledge, experiences, and fresh perspectives on building successful digital products.
At IREB, we strongly believe in fostering communities where professionals can grow and learn from each other. Partnering with the Digitale Leute Summit gives us the chance to support an event that aligns perfectly with our mission: advancing Requirements Engineering and Digital Design worldwide.
Members of the IREB Community receive a 15% discount on summit tickets. Contact us to receive your code.
Lab Journey: How Requirements Engineering makes the LIS changeover a success
The introduction of a new laboratory information system (LIS) changes processes and places high demands on organizations.
The “Lab Journey” event organized by the IREB Community Switzerland uses a practical example to show how Requirements Engineering provides structured support for the LIS change, from requirements gathering to implementation. The focus is on proven methods, experiences from highly regulated industries, and insights into complex project environments.
The meet-up will conclude with an open discussion and time for networking.
IREB is determinedly driving practice-relevant continuing education in Requirements Engineering and Digital Design forward. With the growing reach and success of the certification programs, your CPRE or DDP certificate is becoming increasingly sought after and valuable in the job market.
What would IREB be without a worldwide network that appreciates the added value of the CPRE and DDP certification programs and supports the training courses?
Around the world, our recognized training providers, certifiers, and partner program participants help you to expand your expertise and take a decisive step towards greater professional success.
The International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) defines business analysis as “the practice of enabling change in the context of an enterprise by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders” [1]. This process relies heavily on effective communication and understanding of stakeholder needs, with particular emphasis on active listening. In this article, we will explore why these skills are essential for business analysts and how they can overcome some typical barriers to active listening. We will also highlight the benefits of these practices in fostering better relationships and creating a positive work environment.
In this paper, we will show how the SysML modeling language can be useful to complement the requirements process, i.e. to better define and trace requirements. The Systems Modeling Language (SysML: www.omgsysml.org) is a general-purpose graphical modeling language, defined by the Object Management Group (OMG), based on the well-known Unified Modeling Language (UML: www.uml.org). It is used for specifying, analyzing, designing and verifying complex systems, and is designed to provide simple but powerful constructs for modeling a wide range of systems engineering problems. It is particularly effective in specifying requirements: the structure, behavior, allocations and constraints on system properties that support engineering analysis.
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