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Requirements Management Tools and Software

In this chapter, we will provide a further breakdown and overview of requirements management tools and software.

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Through end-to-end traceability, teams can see if a product is on track, as well as view any and all of the history and context associated.

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Derived requirements traceability is a form of RM focused on tracing requirements that aren’t defined in high-level requirements.

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Best practices for requirements traceability require automatically connecting requirements through testing with verifiable coverage.

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Requirements traceability is more than just helpful for proving compliance and change impact analysis, it's a business-critical function.

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Learn more about the benefits of achieving Live Requirements Traceability, and how to do so without forcing change on engineering teams.

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In this chapter, we discuss live traceability vs. after-the-fact traceability and the benefits of a proactive approach to traceability.

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In this chapter, we discuss the limitations of using a trace matrix for requirements management and provide an alternate, superior option.

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In this sub-chapter, we define a requirements traceability matrix (RTM) and discuss how to create and use it.

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Learn why requirements traceability – the ability to trace requirements – for complex products is crucial for product teams.