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I had a question recently which was: Where do project requirements come from?
In this quick video I try to answer that question! The TL;DR (or should that be DW?) is that you have to spend the time to talk to the whole stakeholder community to find out what requirements they have and what they are expecting. Only then can you start to prioritise and plan what’s actually going to be in the scope of the project.
How do you elicit requirements? Let us know in the comments section!
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Posted on: August 03, 2020 08:00 AM |
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