Attach_4_SDMT_Solution_Requirements_Specification_Amend_01.xlsx

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The Solution Requirement Specification (SRS) Traceability Matrix format details the functional and non-functional requirements needed to meet the defined business objectives and to drive design, test and user documentation activities.

In addition, another primary objective of the SRS Traceability Matrix is to provide traceability for all requirements throughout the project development & testing cycles, which ensures the functionality being designed and built is comprehensive of what the business has asked for.

The SRS Traceability Matrix should contain a complete set of requirements for the solution. These are defined as follows:

1. Capture the stakeholder needs as expressed by the stakeholders

2. Define the features (functional requirements) and non-functional requirements that will satisfy those stakeholder needs

3. Develop user personas, use cases or detailed requirements specifications (e.g. report requirements spec) to further clarify the features (reference them on the appropriate sheets)

4. Define the rules that govern the features, non-functional requirements, and use cases

5. Throughout these steps, define the project and Enterprise Glossary (data entity) terms that apply to the project

6. Define the constraints and interfaces for the solution

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Business Requirements