Behavioural Business Rule – any business rule that place an obligation/constraint on conduct, action, practice or procedure. Business Analysis Package – a collection of material presented together representing business analysis information. Business Architecture – the design, structure and behaviour of the current and future states of an enterprise. Business Goal – a state that an enterprise is striving to reach and maintain. Business Objective – an objective, measurable result to indicate that a business goal has been achieved. Business Rule – a specific, testable directive that guides behaviour, shapes how decisions are made. Change Management – planned activities that address the human side of a change. COTS – commercial, off the product. Decision Analysis – an approach to decision making that models possible consequences of different decisions. Definitional Business Rule – a rule that indicates that something is necessarily true (or not true). Design – a usable representation of a solution. Domain – the sphere of knowledge that defines a set of common requirements, terminology etc. Dynamics Systems Development Method (DSDM) – a project delivery framework which focuses on fixing cost, quality and time at the beginning. Enterprise – one or more organisations and the solution they use. Fishbone Diagram – a diagramming technique in root cause analysis. Field Analysis – a graphical method for showing the forces that support and oppose a change. Horizontal Prototype – a prototype that explores requirements at one of a proposed solution such as the interface or data access layer. Indicator – a numerical measurement indicating progress towards achieving an impact, output, activity, input. Inspection – a formal review of work. Interface – a shared boundary between two persons and/or systems. Ishikawa Diagram – same as fishbone diagram. Metric – a quantifiable level of an indicator measured as a specified point in time. Model – any representation and simplification of reality developed to convey information to a specific audience. – Non-Functional Requirement a type of requirement that describes the performance or quality attributes of a solution. – OLAP online analytical processing, a method that allows users to analyse a large amount of data from different points of view.
Behavioural Business Rule – any business rule that place an obligation/constraint on conduct, action, practice or procedure. Business Analysis Package – a collection of material presented together representing business analysis information. Business Architecture – the design, structure and behaviour of the current and future states of an enterprise. Business Goal – a state that an enterprise is striving to reach and maintain. Business Objective – an objective, measurable result to indicate that a business goal has been achieved. Business Rule – a specific, testable directive that guides behaviour, shapes how decisions are made. Change Management – planned activities that address the human side of a change. COTS – commercial, off the product. Decision Analysis – an approach to decision making that models possible consequences of different decisions. Definitional Business Rule – a rule that indicates that something is necessarily true (or not true). Design – a usable representation of a solution. Domain – the sphere of knowledge that defines a set of common requirements, terminology etc. Dynamics Systems Development Method (DSDM) – a project delivery framework which focuses on fixing cost, quality and time at the beginning. Enterprise – one or more organisations and the solution they use. Fishbone Diagram – a diagramming technique in root cause analysis. Field Analysis – a graphical method for showing the forces that support and oppose a change. Horizontal Prototype – a prototype that explores requirements at one of a proposed solution such as the interface or data access layer. Indicator – a numerical measurement indicating progress towards achieving an impact, output, activity, input. Inspection – a formal review of work. Interface – a shared boundary between two persons and/or systems. Ishikawa Diagram – same as fishbone diagram. Metric – a quantifiable level of an indicator measured as a specified point in time. Model – any representation and simplification of reality developed to convey information to a specific audience. Non-Functional Requirement – a type of requirement that describes the performance or quality attributes of a solution. OLAP – online analytical processing, a method that allows users to analyse a large amount of data from different points of view.
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