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Oct
01

Specifications - less is more but not enough

  • Katja Glass
  • 01/Oct/2011 07:10
Specifications are everywhere. Datasets are specified, reports are specified, systems are specified and we all have to deal with the specifications. Often enough we have to create them on our own. But how to make good specifications? Less is more, but is it still enough? What level of detail will fit our requirements?
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