Specification by Example - Agile India 2015

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The document discusses using specification-by-example (SBE) techniques to build products right. It highlights that SBE can help ensure everyone understands requirements, provide precise specifications to eliminate ambiguities, and create efficient acceptance criteria. It also notes that SBE specifies business goals, derives scope through examples, and builds living documentation through refining specifications and automated validation.

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Specification by Example - Agile India 2015

1. right product ankur sambhar | ankur.sambhar@gmail.com specification-by-example hawkeye technique for building Disclaimer: The views presented in this presentation are in the speaker’s individual capacity and J.P. Morgan Services India Private Limited does not endorse the same in any way. Agile India 2015

2. what we will discuss?

3. who I am

5. why they failed?

6. products were not right

7. building building product right right product Vs

8. Image courtesy : http://goodrequirements.com/2012/behavior-based-requirements/ Author: Gojko Adjek (Specification by Example)

9. how to build right product?

10. leveraging specification-by-example

11. why we need specification-by-example?

12. Agile transformation what all has changed with

13. ensure everyone understands what needs to be delivered

14. precise specifications to eliminate ambiguities and gaps