The Software Requirements Memory Jogger: A Pocket Guide to Help Software And Business Teams Develop And Manage Requirements (Memory Jogger)

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Acerca del autor: Ellen Gottesdiener, Principal Consultant and Founder of EBG Consulting, helps business and technical teams build a shared understanding of product needs so that they deliver value at the right time. Ellen is an internationally recognized trainer, facilitator, speaker, and agile coach. She is an expert on agile and traditional requirements, product chartering, retrospectives, and collaborative requirements development.
Her first book, Requirements by Collaboration: Workshops for Defining Needs describes how to use multiple models to elicit requirements in collaborative workshops. Her second book, The Software Requirements Memory Jogger is the "go-to" industry guide for requirements good practices.
Ellen delivers training, facilitation, agile coaching, and consulting services globally, speaks at industry conferences, writes articles and tweets, and is an IIBA BABOK expert reviewer and contributor. She is a Certified Professional Facilitator (CPF), Certified Scrum Master (CSM), member of ACM, Agile Alliance, Agile Project Leadership Network, DAMA, IAF, IEEE, and IIBA.
Ellen's company provides high-value training, facilitation, and consulting services to agile and traditional teams. EBG Consulting's clients include American Financial Group, Cisco Systems, Chubb & Sons, EBSCO Publishing, Elsevier, Eli Lilly, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Lexmark International, Mayo Clinic, Microsoft Corporation, OGIS-RE Japan, Pitney Bowes, Schlumberger, Shop Local, and more.
Ellen's free eNewsletter Success with Requirements offers practical guidance and news, and EBG's website provides a variety of useful practitioner resources. Contact Ellen at ellen@ebgconsulting.com