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**Publisher** : Packt Publishing**Publication date** : August 14, 2020**Print length** : 216 pages**ASIN** : B08BWR47L9**ISBN** 978-1-80020-646-5[**Request.**php/1617528512.55407](/tor/viewRequest.php/1617528512.55407)**Learn how to deliver software that meets your clients’ needs with the help of a structured, end-to-end methodology for managing software requirements and building suitable systems****Key Features*** Learn how to communicate with a project’s stakeholders to elicit software requirements * Deal every phase of the requirement life cycle with pragmatic methods and techniques * Manage the software development process and deliver verified requirements using Scrum and Kanban **Book Description**Difficulty in accurately capturing and managing requirements is the most common cause of software project failure. Learning how to analyze and model requirements and produce specifications that are connected to working code is the single most fundamental step that you can take toward project success. This book focuses on a delineated and structured methodology that will help you analyze requirements and write comprehensive, verifiable specifications.You'll start by learning about the

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Author

Fred Heath

Publisher

Packt Publishing, Limited

Published

2020

Language

EN

ISBN

9781800206465

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Management, Engineering, Computer Science