23 November 2007

Reminder; A Carnival of Business Analysts on Requirements Analysis

Posted by Craig
A reminder to submit articles and blog posts on Requirements Analysis. What tips, techniques and tools do you use to analyse requirements effectively?

You can either use the Carnival Submission Form or eail me directly, using the email icon to the right. (Off topic submissions will be ignored.)

I look forward to your contributions.

Deadline is 4th December.


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