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Jan 17

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Succeeding with Requirements: A Business Analysis Drama in Three Acts, Part 3

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The first article in this series described the background of the Chemical Tracking System (CTS) at Contoso Pharmaceuticals, the key players, and how we assembled a team of business analysts (BAs) and user representatives to explore the requirements for this information system. Act II of the drama described how we tried several elicitation techniques and…

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PhD in organic chemistry. Author of 13 books, mostly on software. Guitars, wine, and military history fill the voids. karlwiegers.com and processimpact.com

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