Knowledge and tools for successful software
Today, selecting and developing the right software solutions is one of the most critical factors for business success. At the same time, demands are increasing: business processes are becoming more complex, interdependencies are growing, and requirements are changing at an ever-faster pace.
This training course will teach you how to use structured requirements engineering (RE) to make informed decisions, minimize risks, and develop or select software solutions that align with your business goals in the long term.
Overview & general conditions
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- Methodological confidence: you will learn the approach and fundamentals of requirements engineering to ensure your projects are built on a solid foundation from the very start.
- Practical application: you will discover how RE is applied in practice and master professional requirements documentation using the modern AMDiRE approach, while also gaining insight into relevant future trends.
- Structured selection: you will learn the process for successfully selecting software and designing a future-proof software architecture that precisely aligns with your business objectives.
- Specific objective: you will be able to formulate your individual requirements clearly manner, enabling informed purchasing decisions and faster implementation.
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This event is aimed at professionals and decision-makers from industry and business who want to manage requirements professionally, analyze stakeholder needs, and improve the quality and implementation of projects through systematic requirements engineering.
- Managers involved in software product development—whether in-house or as contractors
- Digitalization and innovation managers
- Software developers
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- Format: webinar / lecture / training / workshop
- Duration: flexible
- Delivery: online or in-person
- Practical component: high, with examples and concrete application scenarios
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The format can be customized to suit your organization’s specific needs—for example, by:
- Incorporating your specific use cases
- Adapting to your industry or project type
- Delving deeper into specific methods or tools
