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<b>Brown Bag Seminar </b> </font>
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<font color=purple size=3 face="Verdana"><b>Writing Requirements </b></font> </p>
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For many organizations, poorly written requirements impact their ability to develop high quality
software in a timely manner. Poorly written, ambiguous requirements are the most common reason that the <b>average defect
injection rate for software engineers is about 1 defect for every 8 lines of code written. </b>
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Poorly written requirements also negatively impact testing since testers may interpret ambiguous requirements
differently from developers only to realize this after the code and the tests have been written. This results in a significant
amount of avoidable rework...
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This seminar discusses the impact of poorly written requirements and identifies ways to write requirements that are less ambiguous.
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<li>Product Managers
<li>Project Managers
<li>Software Managers
<li>Software QA Managers
<li>Business Analysts
<li>Anyone who writes requirements
</li>Anyone who uses requirements
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Brown bag seminars can be presented at your facility (New England area only) or remotely using remote presentation tools
(WebEx, GoToMeeting)...
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Most brown bag seminars have expanded <A HREF="/training/on-site.html"><b>half or full-day workshops</b></a> that provide a
more in-depth coverage of the same topic. These workshops often include hands-on exercises.
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Brown bag seminars and workshops can be tailored to your specific needs. Call for details...
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<b>For further information,
<p>call Steve Rakitin at <font size="3" color=Red face="Arial">508.529.4282</font>
<p><font size="3" color=Black face="Arial">or e-mail him at
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