BRManifesto FAQ: Article 1 - Primary Requirements, Not Secondary
FAQ re: Principle 1.1
Question: What does Manifesto mean by "requirement" in principle 1.1?
Rules are a first-class citizen of the requirements world.
By "requirement" the Manifesto means something that is wanted or needed in the design of a system.
FAQ re: Principle 1.1
Question: By what criteria should a requirement be judged as 'first-class' according to Manifesto principle 1.1?
Rules are a first-class citizen of the requirements world.
A requirement may be considered first-class only if its communication does not depend on, or assume, any other artifact. In other words, the requirement can stand on its own.
FAQ re: Principle 1.2
Question: Does principle 1.2 of the Manifesto imply that rules should take the same form in both business models and technology models?
Rules are essential for, and a discrete part of, business models and technology models.
No.
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