requirements – Page 2 – Silicon Valley Project Management

The Priority Battles

Have you ever worked for someone who said ALL requirements are high priority ? Yeah ! We all have. Customers often […]

By Anita Wotiz / April 9, 2009

That requirements will change is a given. How you plan for and manage that change is crucial. Think about what

By Anita Wotiz / April 8, 2009

There is a set of SW practices that I consider non-negotiable, and they begin with 2 that are requirements-related: 1.

By Anita Wotiz / April 7, 2009

At my last company we took pride in the amount of work we were able to accomplish with a very

By Anita Wotiz / April 6, 2009

I was listening to an NPR talk show segment about customer service last week. It was mainly about being on

By Josh / October 2, 2008

By Josh Nankivel Fellow blogger Craig Brown over at Better Projects asked “Why reverse engineer requirements?” in a recent post.Interesting

By Jennifer Russell / September 11, 2008

How many times have we been brought in to rescue a project, and we find out that the engineers had

By Anita Wotiz / July 10, 2008

Saying “no” is hard for everyone. “If I say “no”, they will think I’m not a team player.” “If I

By Anita Wotiz / July 9, 2008

Recent posts on the importance of usage scenarios (use cases or user stories) in the development process warmed my heart. In my

By Anita Wotiz / July 7, 2008

I’ve written somewhat negatively about outsourcing in the past: primarily issuing warnings about doing it without proper planning, for the

By Steve Mezak / May 27, 2008

The programming press and IT journals are full of stories about the failure of software outsourcing. The statistics are sobering.