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Glossary
verified requirement: A requirement that has been reviewed and is determined to
be defined correctly, adheres to standards or guidelines, and is at an
acceptable level of detail.
vertical prototype: A prototype that is used to drill down into a proposed solution
to uncover requirement and design considerations through multiple layers
of a solution that are not easily understood or that are not discernible on
the surface. It may include interaction between several solution
components.
viewpoint: A set of conventions that define how requirements will be
represented, how these representations will be organized, and how they
will be related.
VSM: See value stream mapping.
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walkthrough: A review in which participants step through an artifact or set of
artifacts with the intention of validating the requirements or designs, and to
identify requirements or design errors, inconsistencies, omissions,
inaccuracies, or conflicts.
WBS: See work breakdown structure.
work breakdown structure (WBS): A deliverable-oriented hierarchical
decomposition of the work to be executed to accomplish objectives and
create the required deliverables. It organizes and defines the total scope of
the project.
work product (business analysis): A document or collection of notes or diagrams
used by the business analyst during the requirements development process.
Workshop: A facilitated and focused event attended by key stakeholders for the
purpose of achieving a defined goal.
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