The Requirements Management Plan describes for the engagement:
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the requirements strategy (high level decisions, also regarding tooling);
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the stakeholders of the requirements and their requirements concerning requirement engineering;
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the stakeholders of the content;
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the RACI and the governance for the requirements;
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the level of governance for the requirements;
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the quality criteria and the level of quality for the requirements;
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documentation guidelines for the requirements ;
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tooling instructions.
The level of quality may be indicated by the SMART rule where each requirement should be:
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S pecific
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M easurable
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A ttainable
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R ealisable
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T raceable.
Be aware there are different definitions to the SMART acronym.
From an industrialization view standardization of the captured requirements is key, because of our offshore ambition.
NOTE: Reuse of the templates from the IRMA (Integrated Requirement Management Approach is advised. Templates for RUP
and SAP requirements artifacts are already available. Templates are under construction for SEMBA.
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