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  • Beyond Functional Requirements On Agile Projects

    Gepubliceerd op 17 september 2008 in Programming.

    Article describing strategies for addressing nonfunctional requirements in an agile development environment. Nonfunctional requirements (NFRs), also known as “technical requirements” or “quality of service” (QoS) requirements, focus on aspects that typically cross-cut functional requirements. Common NFRs include accuracy, availability, concurrency, consumability (a superset of usability), environmental/green concerns, internationalization, operations issues, performance, regulatory concerns, reliability, security, serviceability, support, and timeliness.

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