In this guide, we’ll take an in-depth look at the Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax – EARS. Including how to apply them, and the benefits of using them. Then, we’ll discuss how to implement EARS within your own organization.
Writing clear, unambiguous requirements in natural (spoken) language has never been easy. In the context of requirements definition, the inherent imprecisions and ambiguities of natural language can frustrate even the best of writers. Since at least the 1970s – long before the term ‘requirements engineering’ came into general use – engineers have sought ways to overcome the weaknesses of natural language as a medium for requirement specification.
QRA Corp CEO, Jordan Kyriakidis, will advise on how to build on Canada’s strength in artificial intelligence in a way that reflects Canadian values
We are proud to announce that QRA Corp CEO & Co-founder, Jordan Kyriakidis, is nominated for a 2019 Manning Innovation Award. He is being recognized for his work on QVscribe, making him one of four nominees for the Atlantic Region.
To reduce engineering risk, Ultra Electronics Maritime Systems (Ultra) is always looking for ways to identify and eliminate requirements errors – and to do so as early as possible.
The Directorate of Air Programmes at the Royal Canadian Air Force (D Air Prog) had realized that ambiguous and vague requirements represent a significant risk to the Department of National Defence’s (DND) procurement process.
Quick! Here’s a riddle for you:
What’s a troop transport that can’t carry troops; a reconnaissance vehicle that’s too conspicuous to do reconnaissance; and a quasi-tank that has less armor than a snowblower… but has enough ammo to take out half of D.C.?
The financial contribution from the Government of Canada will help support applications of Natural Language Processing to requirements authoring and analysis.
The $645k (CAD) contract is awarded under the Build In Canada Innovation Program (BCIP) to apply Natural Language Processing technology to requirements quality analysis – with the goal of substantial cost savings & on-time project development within the Canadian Department of National Defence (DND).
Between 1985 and 1987, a radiation therapy device called the Therac-25 was involved in at least six incidents in which the device delivered massive overdoses
The anticipated followup to our first interview by Cornelius Fichtner from The Project Management Podcast, our Jordan Kyriakidis deep dives into why complexity is creating such a dilemma for Project Managers.
Interviewed by Cornelius Fichtner from The Project Management Podcast, our CEO, Jordan Kyriakidis, explore the root causes of poorly written requirements. And more importantly… How to fix them!
