Do your co-workers from other departments seem alien to you? You're not alone. Every day, meetings are held by project managers who assemble IT and marketing together in a clash of two worlds. It usually results in a tense, if not awkwardly quiet, meeting of two groups who don't know what each other does, aren't aligned on the same goals, and often don't even speak the same language.

Requirements Validation: A Business Analyst's Perspective

The extent to which an organization manages the Requirements Validation process can impact software quality and customer/stakeholder satisfaction.

This presentation of Requirements Validation will provide an opportunity for thought and open discussion on these and other questions:

-What's the difference between Requirements Verification and Requirements Validation?
-What is the perspective of business analysts and how does their perspective compare with Software Quality Assurance and Control professionals?
-What are the signs and symptoms of an organization and/or team that has issues with Requirements Verification or Validation?
-What is Requirements Traceability and why is it important?

This session is presented by Jim Intriglia, Sr. Business Systems Analyst/Consultant, a 30-year veteran of the information systems and technology industry.

He is presently engaged at the Veterans Administration as a Sr. Business Systems Analyst for Checkpoint Technologies. Jim is serving as a Sr. Business Systems Analyst on a test engineering team supporting the $10B VA Electronic Health Record Modernization project.

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