Re: Business Requirements

[HBacheler -at- aol -dot- com]

Probably I should have said was this:
 
If it is not known what business you are in, there are no  requirements.
 
If you are in business - what is your mission statement
 
If you are in business, and you have a mission statement
 
     The first step is to define what you have to  do (generically) to 
support the mission. (Business plan)
 
     The second step is define the  pieces/requirements to support the 
generic requirements. 
                       (organizational structure, documentation, policies, 
procedures, etc)
 
      The third step is to 'flesh out' the  pieces/requirements (people, 
equipment, etc)
 
The above may be overly simplistic, but it is basically what I meant.
 
Harry
(old grey/gray hair)
 
 



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