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Welcome to Requirements Networking Group

The Requirements Networking Group is in response to a need for the professional development of people who capture and manage requirements for complex and critical systems development projects.

The challenges of keeping abreast of the latest developments, techniques and tools in the requirements field demand that we create an on-line community to consolidate and enhance our knowledge base.

To achieve this, RQNG offers critical insights and information:

	Articles written by industry leaders about timely and compelling issues		Networking Groups – invite other individuals to join your network
	Archives designed for researching best practices and procedures		Vendor links – search vendors offering various services and products
	Forums to share ideas and knowledge with other community members		Webcasts – See the latest technology, trends and tools in the community
	“Blogs” to express thoughts relevant and important to you

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