Software project delays - sound familiar? In too many software projects, the sponsoring organization finds itself under extreme time pressure to institute a new process or bring a new product to market, only to encounter delays due to poor execution. A major contributing factor is the lack of a clear consensus on the scope and detail of the project. The critical time period for addressing this issue is during the formative stages of the project, when the requirements are being discussed. Unfortunately, this is the exact stage with the least automation and the least sense of urgency. This guide explores a way to attack this problem right from the start - during the requirements definition phase. The resulting "agile requirements" have dramatic benefits in speeding time to market and making software projects more successful.

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