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Tuesday
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Room:
Plaza A1 & 2
Presentation
Nonfunctional Requirements: Forgotten, Neglected, Misunderstood
SPEAKER(s):
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Ellen Gottesdiener
Principal Consultant and Founder, EBG Consulting, Inc.
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MAIN FOCUS OF PRESENTATION:
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ABOUT THIS SESSION:
Non-functional requirements are essential to build the right product, right. Yet analysts, developers, and business customers often struggle with when and how to define and document non-functional requirements. Some teams neglect non-functional requirements during requirements analysis, considering them less important or unrelated to user requirements. Or they specify them incompletely, or with un-testable attributes. Join Ellen Gottesdiener in a fast-paced survey of key practices to help you identify and define non-functional requirements. By acknowledging the equal importance and value of non-functional requirements, your team will create requirements documentation that fully captures the product's needs.
Key Learning Objectives:
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The different types of non-functional requirements (quality attributes, external interfaces, and design and implementation constraints)
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Practical techniques to represent quality attributes and how to define their acceptance criteria
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Visualizing external interfaces
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Tracing non-functional to functional requirements.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER(s):
EBG Consulting, Inc. Principal Consultant and Founder Ellen Gottesdiener helps business and technical teams collaborate to define and deliver products customers value and need. Ellen is an internationally recognized facilitator, trainer, speaker, and expert on requirements development and management, agile business analysis, product chartering and roadmapping, retrospectives, and collaborative workshops.
Author of two acclaimed books Requirements by Collaboration and The Software Requirements Memory Jogger, Ellen works with global clients and speaks at industry conferences. She is co-authoring a book on how to discover and explore product needs. View her articles, tweets, blog, and free eNewsletter on EBG’s web site.
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