Tag Archives: continuous improvement

A 3V Traceability Model

Posted on November 2, 2008 by decisiondriven

I’ve written numerous posts on decision-to-requirements traceability based on the fact that decisions are the creators and consumers of requirements.  Consistent with this, I use a 3V (or 3-Vee) model of traceability that is best represented by a 3-D model … Continue reading →

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Derived requirements – continued

Posted on October 6, 2008 by decisiondriven

If decisions create requirements (as explained in my previous post), then decisions also create ALL the interactions between requirements.  This implies that there is never a constant, always-present, solution-independent relationship between any 2 requirements. Perhaps you’ve been involved in populating or … Continue reading →

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Lifelong innovation

Posted on February 26, 2008 by decisiondriven

Lifelong innovation is one of my passions.  Whether the subject is some area of life, a process or a product, I’m wired to look for continuous improvement.  I’m certainly not a subscriber to the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix … Continue reading →

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