Context
The final core concept refers to how the context or circumstances of a change plays a part in how requirements tracing and prioritization is supported.
Let's look at an example to bring this concept of context into the real world:
In the previous example, we described a formal change control process being in place for the project that was used to manage changes to electricity supply review project requirements. Due to the high importance of uninterrupted electricity supply to customers and the highly regulated environment this electricity company has to operate in, it is fair to assume the context is very structured and formal and requires rigorous governance processes.
So, in this particular context, the tracing and prioritization ...
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