Requirements Engineering (RE)
Structured. Clear. Effective.
In a glance
Is the project getting out of hand even though everyone ‘knows’ what needs to be done?
– If this sounds familiar, it's time to introduce RE
The Challenge
If requirements are not clearly defined, misunderstandings, technical detours and unnecessary costs arise. Teams work at cross-purposes, decisions are based on gut feeling rather than facts – and the project loses direction, quality and momentum.
How much of your development is based on assumptions rather than clear requirements?
T60 supports you in setting up a structured RE that creates clarity – from the idea to implementation. We help you to formulate requirements precisely, record them and document them in a comprehensible manner. This helps you avoid misunderstandings, create a common language between specialist departments and technology – and lay the foundation for successful projects.
Our approach
T60 brings structure to your requirements – with methods that have proven themselves in practice, all tailored to your project landscape.
We examine requirements, processes and interfaces in order to reveal gaps, inconsistencies and potential for optimisation in a structured manner.
Based on this, we design practical process models for collection, recording, documentation and maintenance – tailored to your project phases and existing tools.
In close cooperation with relevant stakeholders, we anchor requirements engineering sustainably – embedded in existing development processes and systems.
Most notable results
Clarity & predictable development
- Clear requirements as the basis for cost estimation and architecture
- Greater adherence to deadlines and budget accuracy
- Less rework thanks to clear specifications
Better collaboration
- Common understanding across all disciplines
- Less friction
- Faster decisions based on clear facts
Higher quality & customer satisfaction
- Requirements that reflect actual needs.
- Testable criteria for quality assurance and acceptance.
- Requirements grow with the project – not against it.
Precise requirements, efficient implementation