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Are business rules part of requirements

Submitted by larrygoldberg on Tue, 2007-06-12 09:16

I was speaking to Barbara von Halle after she returned from an address to requirements people in Connecticut recently, and she told me how surprised she was that the folks at her talk did not see business rules as part of their activities. I wonder whether participants in RQNG believe that business rules are an integral part of requirements gathering...

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Yes by Kevin Brennan
Relationship Between Business Rules and Requirements by rcauvin
I wonder... by Rojo22
Yes and No by jamet123
What is your definition of a requirement? by kupe
Rule vs Requirement by cpwalker
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rules are not requirements by barbaravonhalle
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Yes, but turn the statement around. by jsammy

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