Preliminary Application Development Requirements

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Preliminary Application Development Requirements

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Developing an application for users? Assess your users' requirements before you dive into analysis and system design. This form guides you through identifying the basics of user requirements: business goals, business problems to solve, success criteria, high-level functions, user profiles, current and reengineered user task descriptions, and constraints that would prohibit satisfying said requirements.

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Distributed Application Development Process

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