13 ORGANISING TASKS AND REQUIREMENTS
This chapter covers the following topics:
• types of requirement;
• the requirements catalogue;
• the itemised backlogs;
• requirements catalogue or solution backlog?
• recording non-functional requirements;
• hierarchy of requirements.
INTRODUCTION
Business analysts may be involved in many different types of project. For example, software development, process change, capability uplift or hybrid projects that encompass many different aspects. Whatever the project, there will be a business context that provides a rationale for the change and some high-level business requirements that form a backdrop for the project against which more detailed requirements may evolve. Prioritisation (see Chapter 9) plays ...
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