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Absolutely! And that was my point-- you need to understand the user's problem-space very well, and there are better ways to do this than the traditional "busin
by michael_dorfman 18y ago
Absolutely! And that was my point-- you need to understand the user's problem-space very well, and there are better ways to do this than the traditional "business requirements gathering" process, which tends to focus on the (sub-optimal) solution the users have already imagined.
- stcredzero 18y agoIt shouldn't be "business requirements gathering." It should be "business requirements refinement."