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Requirements Completeness Evaluation Checklist (Japanese Translation)

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by Joe Wynne

This checklist will assist you in minimizing scope creep, schedule extensions and project failure by evaluating whether the initial requirements are complete. This series of requirements attributes, quality checks, and examples provide a thorough review of what you plan to do. This download has been translated into Japanese.

Requirements Completeness Evaluation Checklist (Korean Translation)

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by Joe Wynne

이 체크리스트는 초기 요구 사항이 완료되었는지 평가하여 범위 크립, 일정 연장 및 프로젝트 실패를 최소화하는 데 도움이됩니다. 이 일련의 요구 사항 속성, 품질 검사 및 예제를 통해 수행 할 계획을 철저히 검토 할 수 있습니다.

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Requirements Definition - Project and Outcome Success Drivers, PMI’s Road Map

by Allan Meltzer

June 04, 2015 | 61:38 | Views: 3,902 | PDUs: 1.00 | Rating: 3.95 / 5

A recurring challenge for projects is the delivery of outcomes that meet stakeholder expectations. When outcomes do not produce expected results, the associated implementations that delivered those outcomes will likely be viewed unfavorably. Requirements definition is a well-known technique for specifying project deliverables and outcomes. Incorporating requirements definition into project phases can significantly improve the chances that the outcomes will meet expectations, and the associated implementation will be judged a success. Attendees will walk away with learning how to define requirements before project starts to improve project and outcome success, how the project charter contains the business analysis, and more.

Requirements Definition - Project and Outcome Success Drivers, PMI’s Road Map

Jun 4, 2015 1:00 PM EDT (UTC-4)

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A recurring challenge for projects is the delivery of outcomes that meet stakeholder expectations. When outcomes do not produce expected results, the associated implementations that delivered those outcomes will likely be viewed unfavorably. Requirements definition is a well-known technique for specifying project deliverables and outcomes. Incorporating requirements definition into project phases can significantly improve the chances that the outcomes will meet expectations, and the associated implementation will be judged a success. Attendees will walk away with learning how to define requirements before project starts to improve project and outcome success, how the project charter contains the business analysis, and more.

Requirements Documentation Improvement Checklist

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by Joe Wynne

This checklist allows you to perform an audit of your requirements documentation. Use it when scope is defined, when requirements are documented for sign-off, or any time the completeness or accuracy or your requirements docs are called into question.

Requirements Log

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by Stefan de Vries

This Excel document allows you to manage requirements related to your project by logging description, priority and type.

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Requirements Management Top Tips

by Mike Frenette, Beth Ouellette

December 18, 2014 | 51:32 | Views: 954 | PDUs: 1.00 | Rating: 4.02 / 5

This webinar, a repeat performance of a presentation of the same name at the PMI 2014 NA Congress in Phoenix reveals the top requirements management tips as collected by your RqM Council leaders Beth Ouellette and Mike Frenette.

Requirements Manager

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by Walt Washburn, PMP

Three core requirements management tools can effectively improve project management success: building a requirements tree, creating a requirements traceability matrix and establishing a requirements baseline.

Requirements Prioritization Matrix

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by Andy Jordan

It's common to have more requirements than can be built with available time and budget. Use this matrix to help prioritize features based on how they score in a number of different categories. Those categories are weighted to reflect the fact that not all categories are equal.

Requirements Prioritization Matrix (Japanese Translation)

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by Andy Jordan

It's common to have more requirements than can be built with available time and budget. Use this matrix to help prioritize features based on how they score in a number of different categories. Those categories are weighted to reflect the fact that not all categories are equal. This download has been translated into Japanese.

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