How should a requirements review be conducted?

Conducting a requirements review is a critical process in ensuring that the requirements are clear, testable, and meet the needs of the stakeholders. The correct approach involves gathering stakeholders for a collaborative assessment of the requirements. This collaborative review allows for the identification of ambiguities, inconsistencies, and gaps in the requirements. Engaging with various stakeholders also helps in understanding differing perspectives, which can improve the quality of the requirements.

By focusing on clarity and testability during the review, the team can ensure that the requirements can be effectively translated into executable test cases later in the process. This collaborative environment fosters communication and can lead to early detection of potential issues, reducing the risk of defects later in the development lifecycle.