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08/11/2019
How Will It Work? The Future How Viewpoint
In a previous article Business Analysis Viewpoints we discussed a number of ways of looking at systems. The intention of these viewpoints is to make it easier to see and understand the real business problem. This article focuses on the fourth viewpoint, the Future-How, which look...
26/06/2017
The Comprehension Gap
The comprehension gap is the distance between people's understanding of the real problem, and the solution that is delivered to solve that problem. Unfortunately, this gap is not being closed. It works like this: Within a few days of the start of any project, a solution is pro...
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31/01/2017
Business Analysis: Turning Gloop into Concrete
Business analysis is often seen as a technical skill. The business analyst builds process and data models, writes precise requirements, makes requirements traceable, estimates the effort involved, and so on. These are what we refer to as hard skills. But a business analyst has an...
07/08/2016
The user story considered harmful
Agile techniques have brought us many advantages and good ideas – unfortunately, the user story is not one of them. The user story is a “placeholder for a conversation”, or a “placeholder for requirements”, either definition is acceptable. However, if the story is a pla...
13/09/2015
Atomic Requirements: where the rubber hits the road
This is the sixth article in a series that explains the thinking behind the Volere requirements techniques. Subsequent articles will explore various aspects of applying these techniques in your environment. By Suzanne Robertson & James Robertson, The Atlantic Systems Guild.
08/09/2015
How Now Brown Cow
This is the fifth article in a series that explains the thinking behind the Volere requirements techniques. Subsequent articles will explore various aspects of applying these techniques in your environment. By Suzanne Robertson & James Robertson, The Atlantic Systems Guild.
07/09/2015
Requirements – A Socio-Technical Discipline
This is the fourth article in a series that explains the thinking behind the Volere requirements techniques. Subsequent articles will explore various aspects of applying these techniques in your environment. By Suzanne Robertson & James Robertson, The Atlantic Systems Guild.
02/09/2015
From Business Event to BUC
This is the third article in a series that explains the thinking behind the Volere requirements techniques. Subsequent articles will explore various aspects of applying these techniques in your environment. By Suzanne Robertson & James Robertson, The Atlantic Systems Guild.
31/08/2015
Work Scope and Product Scope: Why Both?
This is the second article in a series that explains the thinking behind the Volere requirements techniques. Subsequent articles will explore various aspects of applying these techniques in your environment. By Suzanne Robertson & James Robertson, The Atlantic Systems Guild.
28/08/2015
Volere Requirements Techniques: an Overview
This is the first article in a series that explains the thinking behind the Volere requirements techniques. Subsequent articles will explore the practicalities of applying these techniques in your environment. By Suzanne Robertson & James Robertson, The Atlantic Systems Guild
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