Scaled Agile - Functional Requirements, Features, Non Functional Requirements, Enablers
Value streams are composed of and managed as a set of Business Features that represent some unit of business value. Business Features are defined in terms of Functional and Non-Functional requirements. Product Owners define the business requirements and acceptance criteria for a business feature . Architecture and technical owners associate Non-Functional Requirements with the same Business Features. Functional Requirements and Acceptance Criteria describe Features Product Owner's point of view. Non Functional Requirements are a second requirement stream that defines the structure needed to support the Functional Requirements and thus the business system. As an example, the house building equivalent of FRs and NFRs could be the following: Functional Requirements would be the number of bedrooms, number of bathrooms, cabinet types, and the type and color of...