Chapter 32. Requirements Scrubbing
Requirements Scrubbing is a practice in which a product specification is carefully examined for unnecessary or overly complex requirements, which are then removed. Since product size is the largest contributor to a project's cost and duration, reducing the size of the product produces a commensurately less expensive project and shorter schedule. Requirements Scrubbing can be used on virtually any project.
Efficacy
Potential reduction from nominal schedule: | Very Good |
Improvement in progress visibility: | None |
Effect on schedule risk: | Decreased Risk |
Chance of first-time success: | Very Good |
Chance of long-term success: |
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