How to Conduct a Requirements Review

A requirements review or walk-through is a meeting where you gather all of your stakeholders together and walk-through the requirements documentation, page-by-page, line-by-line, to ensure that the document represents everyone's complete understanding of what is to be accomplished in this particular project.

All too often business analysts will skip a requirements review, often to the detriment of the project as a whole and especially to the detriment of getting all the stakeholders on the same page about the scope or details of a project.

In this video, you’ll discover:
Why you need to do a requirements review even if you need an email sign-off for traceability, your stakeholders don’t have the time, or your in an agile environment.
A simple 4-step process for doing a requirements review.
How to avoid common issues during a typical requirements review, such as no one saying a word or uncovering a fundamental flaw in the project.

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