Quality Controlled Requirements and Specification Engineering
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Read more...We provide you a proven, highly structured, and lean framework to minimize your time-to-market, maximize your accuracy, and ensure your organizational alignment through clear and shared understanding.
We vetrify your specifications with real users and stakeholders to be sure you can focus your roadmaps on building the right things in the right order so you can mimimize your costs and maximize your impact.
We ensure your solutions always meet the requirements and specifications you define. Your requirements and specifications provide increasing long-term value by providing you with transparent reporting through integrations with modern DevOps tools.
We help you beat the industry odds to deliver tremendously successful projects. Join us to be in the top 5% of people delivering features on-time, on-budget, on-quality, with the promised functionality.
We help quantitatively confirm that you understand the needs of your consumers and stakeholders so you can maximize innovation to delight them and outperform your competitors.
We enable clear and shared understanding between technical and non-technical resources to ensure expectations are clear, understood by everyone, and then delivered.
Over 50% of technology defects originate in your requirements and specifications. We help you address defects as early possible so you can reduce rework costs by 80%, increase the quality of what you ship, and streamline how fast you deliver value.
Through automation and reporting tools, we give you a single pane of glass for all stakeholders to view the status of your features so you can track progress and be sure your system is functioning as expected at each release.
Inappropriate Constraints In many software practices, ‘business requirements’ end up not being actual business requirements. A requirement is something essential to the existence of the system.
Read moreThe Problem. In many software practices, there is an overemphasis on use case modeling. Often, use cases are presented as the only technique for identifying and analyzing business requirements.
Read more18 Red Flags. Here are eighteen things you should be on the alert for to help you recognize poor quality business requirements and domain specifications in your software practice.
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