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Welcome to the Presenting Web - part of the Requirements Management Database support site. This area allows you to view static (non-Flash) versions of all of the presentations available on this site.

The Problem

It's no wonder that discussing project requirements can be frustrating. Over 80% of rework is spent correcting requirement defects... 30% of devices ship with 50% or less of the originally specified features... 60-70% of IT project failures result from poor requirements management... And over 50% of software defects are attributable to requirement errors... But now, with the Requirements Management Database™, there is a better way.

The Solution

The Requirements Management Database™ (http://www.reqdb.com) is a collaboration tool to help capture, refine, prioritize, and track the development of a detailed list of product or project requirements in a living document. The output of the Requirements Management Database is typically a Market Requirements Document (MRD), a Product Requirements Document (PRD), and/or a Project Specification.

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Dynamic Flash Presentations

  • Introduction
    • Discussing project requirements can be ... frustrating ... but now, there is a better way!
  • Product Overview
    • Find out how the product fits into the management of your project
  • Product Detail
    • Jump straight in to see the product screen shots and workflow
  • Download and Purchase
    • Try the "no questions asked" download and free evaluation
  • Documentation and Support
    • Dive in deeper to review all of the product documentation
  • Contact Us
    • Information and Sales, Support, and Corporate Headquarters

Articles

    • This article answers a set of common questions that frustrate a healthy product development process, like:
      • Where did all my customer insights go?
      • Why does my requirements document read like the minutes of a parliamentary committee meeting?
      • Why are my developers not happy?
      • Why do sales escalations drive the product?
      • Why can’t I get my requirements to the developers until after they start development?
      • What do a product release and a birthday party have in common?

Latest News

  • Requirements Management Database Version 2.5 Now Available NEW
    • The updated version of the Requirements Management Database is now available, featuring the Microsoft Project Synchronization Wizard and the Stakeholders Email Wizard. The Blackblot Procedural Requirements Management (PRM) process has been implemented as a Custom Process Module and is included free! (read more)
    • New product features can be explored here.

  • Getting Started Guide NEW
    • The Getting Started Guide illustrates the top-ten features used everyday (read more)

Press Releases

Tip of the Day

Did you know … this is a multi-user environment for teams?

Answer:

With Word and Excel, only one user can ever update the requirements document – rendering it static and unwieldy. With the Requirements Management Database running in Multi-User Mode, multiple distributed users can simultaneously view, add, edit, filter, and report all of the project requirements.

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