Requirements that can be reused in the long term have which of the following characteristics?

The correct answer is C. Limited or no references to specific solutions. Reusable requirements are those that can be applied across multiple projects or contexts without being tightly coupled to a specific solution. This is achieved by ensuring that the requirement is: Technology-agnostic Independent of a specific implementation Focused on business…

Requirements Analysis and Design Definition

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ADetailed references to an application
BSpecific connections to one or more departments
CLimited or no references to specific solutions
DDirect ties to a specific requirements tool

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A
3% (1)
B
6% (2)
C
91% (30)

Explanation

Reusable requirements are those that can be applied across multiple projects or contexts without being tightly coupled to a specific solution. This is achieved by ensuring that the requirement is: Technology-agnostic Independent of a specific implementation Focused on business rules or policies Such characteristics make them valuable long-term assets for future initiatives.

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