Accurately Define Software Requirements at Project Initiation
Rework typically accounts for 40% of a development organization’s total budget,
and most of this rework focuses on correcting software requirements defects. MNJ's
Software Requirements Definition solution is a collaborative process for collecting,
documenting and validating a set of requirements to which all key project stakeholders
agree, enabling you to:
- Save time and money: Accurate upfront software requirements definition helps
ensure your team works on the business problems that matter most
- Reduce rework: Early validation and agreement by stakeholders means development
and quality teams spend less time on rework
- Improve requirement accuracy: Industry-unique collaborative storyboarding
improves accuracy by promoting effective communication
Four Critical Requirements Definition Process Areas
MNJ's Software Requirements Definition solution helps organizations with four
process areas critical to requirements definition: elicitation, analysis, specification
and validation.
- Elicitation: Gain closer alignment between business expectations and project
deliverables, resulting in increased satisfaction from delivered projects
- Analysis: Deliver greater value to business stakeholders based on stronger
alignment between business and IT, enabling business stakeholders to provide more
value to their customers
- Specification: speed development and reduce software defects by understanding
requirements better at the beginning
- Validation: improve accuracy and completeness and increase overall satisfaction
with an automated graphical validation process