Task: Detail System-Wide Requirements

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This task details one or more requirement that does not apply to a specific use case.
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The purpose of this task is to describe one or more system-wide requirements in sufficient detail to validate understanding of the requirements, to ensure concurrence with stakeholder expectations, and to permit software development to begin.
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        ExpandDetail system-wide requirements   

        Some system-wide requirements might need to be clarified or described in more detail. New requirements may be discovered while the use cases and scenarios are detailed, and new requirements may have been submitted as change requests. Collaborate with stakeholders to capture, refine and validate those requirements that will have an impact on near term, planned work or are deemed architecturally significant. 


        ExpandDetail glossary terms  
        Review the system-wide requirements and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure that you define newly discovered domain terms, or ambiguous terms properly in the glossary. If your understanding of the domain has improved, refine existing glossary terms.
        ExpandAchieve concurrence  

        Review the detailed system-wide requirements with relevant stakeholders and the development team to ensure consistency with the agreed vision. Assess quality and identify any required changes.

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        To avoid unnecessary rework, only those requirements that are scheduled for implementation in the near term (in the next iteration or two) must be detailed.
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        This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the
        Eclipse Public License V1.0, which accompanies this distribution.

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