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Requirements definition done sufficiently

How can I tell if we've got enough requirements defined to be successful on the project?
To test the requirements that have been gathered or defined, here are three key areas: 1) Do the requirements adequately express what needs to be developed to meet the goals of the project? 2) Do the requirements define the deliverable(s) to be generated well enough for the team to go design and implement the solution? 3) Can the requirements be used later to "test" or judge thoroughly that the deliverable is truly done, meaning it meets the goals of the project and works or performs as it's supposed to?

Here are some techniques for ensuring…

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