Pragmatic Adoption of RequisitePro
Many projects find that Microsoft Word, Excel, or event e-mail works satisfactory for capturing and expressing their requirements. While this approach may be successful for the smallest of projects, as size and complexity increase, it becomes increasingly difficult to socialize the requirements, gain and monitor acceptance, and track interdependencies. True requirements management requires additional tool capabilities. In this talk we will discuss how requirements can be optimally transitioned to RequisitePro and how to maximize the capabilities of the tool.
Webcast Agenda:
- Requirements Management Overview
- Why the Focus on Requirements?
- Why is Managing Requirements Important?
- Common Tool Adoption Mistakes
- Lack of Tool Education and Experience
- Not Determining Impact to Your Network
- Not Properly Estimating Number of Licenses
- Mis-Aligning Tools with Your Off-Shore Vendor
- Misunderstanding the Tool's Philosophy / Intent
- RequisitePro Tips
- Establishing Requirement Types
- Agreeing on Requirement Granularity
- Structuring Requirements in RequisitePro
- Determining and Managing Traceability
- Sharing Requirements with Non-RequisitePro Users
- Working with RequisiteWeb
Who Should Attend:
Business Analysts, IT Managers
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Length of Webcast: 30 minutes