Non-functional requirements are the invisible forces that make or break software in the real world. This deep dive explores performance, security, reliability, usability, and maintainability—the hidden qualities that determine user satisfaction.
Category: Project Management
Understanding Functional vs Non-Functional Requirements: The Foundation of Successful Software
Most software failures aren’t caused by missing features—they’re caused by neglecting non-functional requirements. Understanding both functional and non-functional requirements is essential for building software users actually want to use.
From Requirements to Reality: Turning User Needs Into Working Software
Gathering good requirements is only half the battle. The real challenge is transforming user needs into working software while managing inevitable changes and ensuring the final product actually solves the problems you set out to address.
Requirements Gathering: The Art of Understanding What Users Actually Need
Users rarely know what they actually need, and even when they do, they struggle to communicate it effectively. This guide explores the art and science of gathering requirements that lead to software users actually love.
Stakeholders, The Players of an Information System
Understanding stakeholders is fundamental to successful information system development. Learn how to identify, analyze, and manage stakeholders effectively to ensure project success and system adoption.
