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From: Jim K. <jrk...@cs...> - 2000-01-14 06:08:56
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"Frank V. Castellucci" wrote: > > I agree with your sense of heaviness. In an ideal world > > the requirement originator would be the one to determine > > if a design/implementation fufills the requirements, > > however once the requirement is fully analyzed and > > specified any developer should be capable of designing > > and implementing to meet the specifications. > > > > Tom > > -- > > I meant a more granular approach: > > Someone does the requirement > Someone does the analysis based on the requirement > Someone does the design > Someone implements the design > > Or one person can do analysis AND design, or... > I like the granular approach myself, depending on the volume of work, it might be nice to be able to delegate Requirements, Analysis, Design or implementation to someone else. This also allows flexibility in accomodating different skill sets (as has already been mentioned). -- Jim |