Again and again, I see organizations struggle with requirements, that component of making software where the needs and desires for new and changed capabilities are defined and handed to Development to build into the product. The challenges stem from one or more important misconceptions about requirements. These misconceptions in turn prevent the team in various ways from providing, creating, selecting, or transmitting requirements so that work can begin on enhancing the product.
Read on for a discussion of ten common misconceptions about requirements that hold organizations back from good requirements and more effective product development.
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