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A testable requirement is broken down to the lowest level (atomic), is unambiguous and provides an outline for clear and observable test cases.

  • A testable requirement is broken down to the lowest level (atomic), is unambiguous and provides an outline for clear and observable test cases.
  • User stories for the system need to be further elaborated in the form of TASKS for the user story. User stories are for end user needs and benefits.
  • Paying close attention to key customer pain points via observation and focus groups can lead to revelations that can be GAME CHANGING!!!
  • Any significant change needs a measure of success in order keep everyone on track and to determine if the effort was successful upon completion.
  • Developing a solution without fully defining the business requirements (needs) can lead to products the customers don't want or use.
  • Some stakeholders can be so familiar with their day-to-day activities that it can be difficult for them to clearly explain their processes to others.
  • Considering who requirement recipients are and how they will use the information enables us to provide the appropriate amount of detail.
  • Understanding why a requirement exists is essential to ensure that the right product is delivered. A useful technique for this is JOB STORIES.
  • Many times BAs will need to execute multiple requirement techniques. Techniques for analysis are not always understandable to stakeholders.
  • Education is just the lessons learned from other peoples' mistakes. When combined with lessons learned from your own, you will become a professional.
  • As BAs, we assess the situation and ask the right questions to uncover the actual business needs. The 5 whys technique can help facilitate this.
  • The value of a good mentor can exceed that of a formal education and is realized much faster than experience gained through trial and error.

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