AI Assistants in Requirements Engineering | Part 1
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly critical role in various industries, and Requirements Engineering (RE) is no exception. Large Language […]
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly critical role in various industries, and Requirements Engineering (RE) is no exception. Large Language […]
Welcome to the second part of our exploration of AI assistants in Requirements Engineering. In Part 1, we discussed the art of effective prompting, introduced […]
If you are working on products, you have realized product management handles requirements in a different way. When a business analyst or a product owner is […]
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 […]
In this article, I’m going to answer a question that I’ve been asked from people with stakes in requirements engineering (RE) and its sister competency, […]
In times of increasing "agilization", the question arises as to whether classic requirements engineering and test analysis are still relevant at all. Since the […]
Initial situation We just can't get rid of them in certain areas: non-functional requirements (NFR) - quality requirements (QR) according to IREB. Whether in […]
Business Event partitioning has been around for a long time and has helped Business Analysts to improve their requirements discovery and to develop better […]
Practices from the Agile software development (ASD) spectrum are adopted by enterprises worldwide for project and product development. Either adopting […]
In a previous article Business Analysis Viewpoints [1] we discussed a number of ways of looking at systems. The intention of these viewpoints is to make it […]
For quite some time, IREB has promoted a partner program for companies worldwide who value sound requirements engineering and align the qualifications of their […]
Good quality requirements help software engineers make the right architectural design decisions. Unfortunately, collecting requirements is not always easy. The […]
As more large enterprises are adopting agile practices organization-wide, they face unique challenges when compared to smaller organizations or individual […]
Over the years, I have often been asked to ‘make the business case for agile Business Analysis’. Sometimes it comes up in a meeting with executives, as it did […]
Agile paradigms and DevOps approaches have changed software engineering processes by focusing on iterativity, communication and collaboration between different […]
Though Requirements Engineering (RE) and Agile are sometimes perceived to be conflicting approaches to software development, the recent emergence of the term […]
In a previous article [1], we claimed that at least in certain circumstances, for certain types of systems, the requirements management discipline is still […]
Classical process models have come closer to agile values in IT-projects over the last years, and thus a new project reality has been created. This new reality […]
Which of the many techniques learned by a certified requirements engineer according to the CPRE-FL syllabus are still helpful in agile projects? Which have to […]
When organizations come across agile approaches, they discover the following lines in the agile manifesto [1]: We have come to value: Individuals and […]
Many clients believe in fixed price agreements with well-defined requirements specifications in order to control the outcome and costs of software development. […]
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 key to product success is to discover and deliver the right product for the right customers—and to do it at the right time. That doesn’t change when you […]
Developing software is a complex task. Especially the interaction between client and contractor is very challenging because de facto the client cannot […]
In early project phases it is one of the main objectives to evaluate whether or not it is reasonable to conduct the project from an economic standpoint. […]
These days a growing number of people are becoming interested in agile product development. Many people work in an agile environment, or would like to do so. […]
‘Classic upfront Requirements Engineering before the start of a project costs too much time and money!’ …nowadays, phrases like this reflect most customers’ […]
Agile remains a disputed approach. Despite the bold sounding claims of many articles on its proven ability to increase productivity and reduce costs, some […]
Scrum is today the most discussed method of agile software engineering. The connection between requirements engineering and agile methods itself is a widely […]
Prioritization of requirements is an essential activity. Most important requirements shall be developed first, optimizing the return on investment. The weak […]
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