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Business, 07.01.2020 01:31 ambercable3

Prepare a requirements management plan (rmp) that addresses the five components described in section 5.1.3.2, pmbok 6e. the plan should be at least 3 but not exceed 4 pages and does not need to conform to apa guidelines (except for citing and referencing sources).

some things to think about – how is the role of the in-house rep dealt with in the rmp as it relates to activities for planning, tracking and reporting requirements? configuration management is not just about software and versioning. what processes will be used for configuration management activities as they relate to changes in the product requirements? how and who will authorize/approve changes? the traceability structure should be tailored to the type of project and should ensure that each requirement adds business value.

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