Software Requirements Definition
Interactively Define Software Requirements Using Realistic Simulations
Rework typically accounts for up to 40% of a development organization’s total budget, and most of this rework focuses on correcting software requirements defects. Borland’s Software Requirements Definition solution is a collaborative process for simulating, iteratively improving 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 and deliver projects faster
- Improve requirement accuracy: The collaborative creation of working simulations improves accuracy by promoting understanding and eliciting relevant feedback—before development begins
Four Critical Requirements Definition Process Areas
Borland’s Software Requirements Definition solution helps organizations with four process areas critical to requirements definition: elicitation, analysis, specification and validation.
Borland’s Requirements Definition Software
TeamDefine™ is an interactive simulation platform that brings software requirements to life, allowing nontechnical users to create working prototypes of concepts, features or functionality that everyone can test drive prior to building the software.
