Requirements
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Managing Scope Creep
One of the greatest challenges for anyone in Information Technology is managing scope. Scope creep is a bane to a project’s success metrics. Scope…
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Are Your Requirements Good or Just Good Enough?
As an operational definition, good requirements are cohesive, complete, consistent, correct, feasible, modifiable, necessary, prioritized, reusable, testable, traceable, verifiable and unambiguous. If requirements aren’t…
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Who’s to Blame for Troubled Projects, IT or the Business?
There is enough empirical evidence to say that poor requirements contribute to the majority of project failures. Look at these study conclusions published over…
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Elicitation Competencies that Give the Most Bang for the Buck
The Information Architecture Group (IAG) located in New Castle, Delaware, is one of the 28 founding members of the International Institute of Business Analysis,…
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Achieve Unqualified Project Success
In 1995, the Standish Group’s Chaos Report said, “Requirements problems have been proven to contribute to 20-25% of all project failures. The average project…