DescriptionPeople use software, but other people build that software. There's  the problem. Solving it means understanding the actual work of the  Business users and what they need in order to do it. And then the  resulting requirements need to be communicated to system builders,  customers and suppliers. Requirements analysts need a process that  provides a structure for organizing the requirements. However the  requirements process needs to be flexible enough to suit each particular  situation. This seminar teaches you that process. Since the first  version of the Volere process and template was released, it has been  adopted and adapted to improve the requirements of thousands of  organizations all over the world.The Volere requirements specification  template, links the functional, non-functional and constraint Business  requirements to the requirements models and connects them to the design  specification. This seminar has indispensable information for Business  analysts, requirements engineers, systems mangers, project leaders,  consultants, systems analysts and planners.This material applies to all  stakeholders: users and customers will benefit from learning how to  participate in this multi-disciplinary  approach. It is for anybody who has a responsibility to deliver the  right products-the ones that get used.The seminar focuses on:A process for gathering the correct requirementsMethods of eliciting requirements from all the stakeholdersWays of knowing when your solution precisely matches what the user needsThe ability to write a complete and unambiguous requirements specificationImproved relationships between developers, customers and suppliers.The delegates will also receive a copy of the book "Mastering the Requirements Process" by Suzanne and James Robertson (Addison Wesley, 2004).Main TopicsDo I Need Requirements?The Requirements ProcessProject BlastoffTrawling for RequirementsThe Quality GatewayPrototyping and Scenario ModelsWriting the Requirements SpecificationReusing RequirementsReviewing the Requirements SpecificationThe Ongoing Requirements ProcessAnd more...We give you 20 almost-free actions for improving your requirements processA complete requirements process model is included in the course materialsYou get a copy of the Requirements Specification Template. This complete template provides a foundation for writing your own specificationsA survey of the tools currently available to assist requirements capture and recordingReferences to books and resources on the latest information on requirements engineering