About the Presentation

Audience:Business analysts and managers, project teams
Presented by:Dan Tasker, Senior Business Analyst, Author, Mentor
Presentation Synopsis:
An information system couples a database management system, that provides generic data maintenance functionality, with add-on capabilities specific to a business domain. In his Requirements in Context series of articles published in ModernAnalyst.com, the author introduces five fundamental capability types for classifying business domain-specific functional requirements.
In this presentation those five types are introduced and shown to support the elicitation and documenting of Stakeholder (high-level) requirements. An example HLR based on one of these capability types will be discussed in relation to the BABOK® requirement quality characteristics.                                                                
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About the Speaker

The author of two books and numerous articles, Dan recently retired after working and consulting in the IT industry for the past 48 years.
He spent the first 10 years working as a developer (called ‘programmer’ back then) in the United States and Canada. This was followed by two years teaching computer programming, database design, and data modelling.
The remainder of his career was spent as a business analyst, in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. He continues to be passionate about quality requirements and helping business analysts produce them. He can be contacted at dantaskernz@gmail.com.
 

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