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Friday, August 06, 2004
How to guarantee product failure
How to guarantee product failure from Roger Cauvin lists five fatal mistakes product managers make when writing requirements. It's a fast read, and well worth the time.
The article hit home with me: I'm reviewing our development process right now. Although we do a good job of writing requirements, many of the roadblocks to shipping on time stem from the fact that we then immediately write a specification and the rest of our process is driven by the specification instead of the functional and non-functional requirements.
How to guarantee product failure from Roger Cauvin lists five fatal mistakes product managers make when writing requirements. It's a fast read, and well worth the time.
The article hit home with me: I'm reviewing our development process right now. Although we do a good job of writing requirements, many of the roadblocks to shipping on time stem from the fact that we then immediately write a specification and the rest of our process is driven by the specification instead of the functional and non-functional requirements.
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