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Requirement Engineering

Good business software must be tailored to the user's expertise and tasks. That is why software development does not work in a "quiet room", but only in close cooperation with the experts. Permanent feedback is the basis of good requirements.

Good software cannot be developed from poorly understood requirements.

In our view, requirements elicitation is a constant learning and communication process. In order to develop a common understanding, timely feedback is needed - through direct dialogue (no "silent mail"), through joint modelling and with the help of meaningful documents. To this end, we use various methods and techniques that we have summarised in our toolbox.

Domain Storytelling

Dr Stefan Hofer & Henning Schwentner

Storytelling is at the heart of human communication - why not use it to avoid costly misunderstandings in software development?

Domainstorytelling.org

Spark a fire. Tell a story. Paint a picture.

Domain storytelling is a technique for translating expertise into effective business software. It brings together subject matter experts and development teams.

Collaborative modelling

Minimising risks together

Collaborative modelling makes it possible to achieve better results in the production of software through the cooperation of experts from different disciplines.

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Our offer

Facilitation of workshops (event storming, domain storytelling, user story mapping)
Conducting feasibility studies - from the elaboration of an idea to the executable prototype
Assignment of the role of a requirements investigator (business analyst) in your project - from the initial backlog to an MVP (minimum viable product) to step-by-step refinement during development
Support in "make or buy" decisions on the basis of meaningful decision-making criteria
Help with the selection of standard software and use the toolbox specifically to build up the catalogue of criteria

We also offer trainingspecifically tailored for product owners and train the methods from our toolbox.

Our offer

Workshops and Trainings

Workshop formats:

Domain Storytelling
Event Storming
User Story Mapping
Example Mapping
Design Studio

Lightweight requirements documentation:

Mock-Ups
Prototyping
Domain Stories
User Stories

We offer individually tailored training courses on the topics of BPMN and requirements elicitation. We also teach event storming and domain storytelling in our standardised training course Domain-Driven Design Konkret (iSAQB® Advanced Module). In addition, we offer special Domain Storytelling training courses.

You can find our complete range of training courses here.

Your Contact Persons

If we have aroused your interest and you would like to find out more about the topic of requirements identification and our offer, please feel free to contact us.