Institute for International Research

When: 26-August-08, 2:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.
Time Zone: Eastern Standard Time (US and Canada)
Cost: FREE - Online Registration is OPEN

Mention Priority Code: G1M2020W1IIR 

WEB SEMINAR DESCRIPTION: 

Requirements expert and agile coach Ellen Gottesdiener shares a wide spectrum of requirements practices, ranging from traditional to agile, to help you break out of the cookie-cutter mentality that some take toward requirements elicitation.

Practitioners from a traditional environment learn how classic requirements practices are adapted on agile projects. Agile practitioners learn how to lighten, tighten, or incorporate a subset of traditional requirements practices to mitigate risks associated with missing, erroneous, or conflicting requirements. Gain an appreciation of ways to adapt requirements practices to fit various project situations so you can do the right things for your project.

What you will learn by attending:

•  A gradient of requirements practices, from traditional to agile
• An understanding of common agile requirements practices
• The factors to consider when deciding what practices to alter
• An appreciation of key requirements good practices from which to draw on

Speaker:
Ellen Gottesdiener, Founder, Principal Consultant
EBG Consulting, Inc.

 
About the Speaker:

Ellen Gottesdiener, Principal Consultant, EBG Consulting, helps your business and technical teams get product requirements right so your projects start smart and deliver the right product at the right time. Ellen is an internationally recognized requirements expert who works with both traditional and agile teams. She is author of two books: Requirements by Collaboration (Addison-Wesley, 2002) and The Software Requirements Memory Jogger (GOAL/QPC, 2005). Ellen writes article, speaks at industry conferences, works on projects in a variety of industries, and provides training seminars to clients. Contact her via http://www.ebgconsulting.com where you can also register for her free eNewsletter "Success with Requirements".