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✓ Published: 22-Jan-2016
✓ Published: 22-Jan-2016
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Lesson 1.1 of the UDEMY course “Writing Requirements for IT — Simply Put! Use Four Simple Rules to Improve the Quality of Your User Stories, Features, or IT Requirements”. View the full course description and outline at https://businessanalysisexperts.com/product/video-course-writing-requirements/.nnPrefer reading? Also available as a book at https://businessanalysisexperts.com/product/eworkbook-how-to-write-effective-requirements/.nnDESCRIPTION (lesson 1.1)nCo-author and instructor Tom Ha
Lesson 1.1 of the UDEMY course “Writing Requirements for IT — Simply Put! Use Four Simple Rules to Improve the Quality of Your User Stories, Features, or IT Requirements”. View the full course description and outline at https://businessanalysisexperts.com/product/video-course-writing-requirements/.nnPrefer reading? Also available as a book at https://businessanalysisexperts.com/product/eworkbook-how-to-write-effective-requirements/.nnDESCRIPTION (lesson 1.1)nCo-author and instructor Tom Ha
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