IPD process terminology

1,RR:strong>Raw Requirement, Raw Requirement

From the company's internal and external customers, about the company's products and solutions, requires the requirements management/analysis team (RMT/RAT) after analysis and reviewAll needs to make a decision.

2,IR:strong>Initial Requirement, initial requirement

After the original requirements are analyzed by RMT/RAT, from the perspective of internal and external customers/markets, use accurate language (complete background, standard format)) re-described requirements.

3,PB:strong>Problem, customer problem

Describe the challenges and opportunities faced by customers (customer strategies and pain points), which is the core value that this version brings to customers.

4,SF:strong>System Feature, System Feature

Describe the significant capabilities this version has in support of Customer Problems (PB).System features are the main selling points (sales highlights) of a product package. Each feature is an end-to-end solution that meets customers' specific business value demands. Some features can be sold separately through license control.

5,SR:strong>System Requirement, System Requirement

Describe the specific requirements that need to be supported to support "system feature SF", definition: system requirements (SR) are externally presented and testable by the systemAll functional requirements and non-functional requirements of the system, in which functional requirements are specific requirements for the scene-based functions provided by the system, and non-functional requirements are specific requirements for non-functional aspects such as system cost, global quality attributes, and technical limitations.

6,AR:strong>Allocated RequirementAllocated Requirement

Functional or non-functional requirements assigned to subsystems/modules according to the System Requirements SR.

7,CR:strong>Process Change Requirement, Process Change Requirement

Business changes or existing processes are defective, resulting in the need for changes that cannot be met.

8,CCB:strong>Change Control Board, Change Control Board

Responsible for making decisions about which proposed requirements changes or new product features to apply.