The purpose of Define Requirements Architecture is to ensure that the requirements collectively support one another to fully achieve the objectives.

Apply the capabilities of an enterprise to reach a desired set of goals and objectives. ​

How do I? BABOK® Guide Glossary | IIBA® Glossary BABOK® Guide Glossary | IIBA® Acceptance criteria Acceptance test driven development Actor (business analysis) Adaptive approach

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