Month: January 2011
Exploring to Get Specifications and Story Tests
In this blog post, Lisa Crispin describes an exploratory process used to discover hidden requirements.
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Requirements Prioritization Technique: MoSCoW Analysis
This blog post presents the MoSCoW (Must, Should, Could,Won’t) Analysis technique to prioritize requirements.
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Capturing Value in Requirements Specification
The requirements specification practices fail to capture value-related information. In addition, managers do not communicate about value and demand to deliver it. This article by Tom Gilb outlines suggestions to tackle these problems and improve the quality of requirements specification.
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Non-Functional Requirements: Do User Stories Really Help?
This interesting article by Rachel Davies discusses if user stories can be used to express non functional requirements in agile software development projects.
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User Story Traps
Charles Bradley wants to help other teams maximize their effectiveness with user stories, by being aware of some of the user stories traps that should be avoided.
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The Product Owner on One Page
Roman Pichler crafted a nice diagram that summarizes on one page the product owner’s responsibility together with the role’s key activities and artefacts.
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