Business requirements analysis

found: Work cat.: 2007021193: Hass, Kathleen B. Getting it right, c2007:t.p. (business requirement analysis) CIP galley ("Requirements for a new business solution ... are the necessary and sufficient properties of a business system that will ensure the business goals and objectives are met. Requirements analysis is the process of structuring requirements information into various categories, evaluating requirements for selected qualities, representing requirements in different forms, deriving detailed requirements from high-level requirements, and negotiating priorities. Requirements analysis also includes the activities needed to determine required function and performance characteristics, the context of implementation, stakeholder constraints and measures of effectiveness, and validation criteria. Throughout the analysis process, requirements are decomposed and captured in a variety of formats, in both text and graphics. Analysis represents the middle ground between requirements and design.")

found: Google search, June 5, 2007(business requirements analysis; business requirement analysis; business requirements engineering; business requirements specification)