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Do you mean from a Customer Verification perspective?
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Do you mean from a Customer Verification perspective?

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Exactly! It is much easier for customers to verify a narriative, scenario-based use case, than an Excel sheet of functional requirements. The latter has proven difficult for non-technologists to understand, and put into a business context.
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Exactly! It is much easier for customers to verify a narriative, scenario-based use case, than an Excel sheet of functional requirements. The latter has proven difficult for non-technologists to understand, and put into a business context.

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Agreed.. Use Case should be used to document requirements, validate with the Customer a common and correct understanding, use them to actually code/build the application and then use them to test the application as verification criteria..
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Agreed.. Use Case should be used to document requirements, validate with the Customer a common and correct understanding, use them to actually code/build the application and then use them to test the application as verification criteria..

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It should meet the customer specifications and requirements.
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It should meet the customer specifications and requirements.

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Forced accept.<br />
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Computer101<br />
EE Admin
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what criteria one should use to indicate the use case specification is complete or/ correct?
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what criteria one should use to indicate the use case specification is complete or/ correct?

what criteria do you use to indicate the use case specification is complete and or correct?

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