Why requirements matter more than you might think

Framing the problem is key

Software engineers and industry are always into raising productivity from using more efficient tools. But have you ever noticed super agile teams with good DORA metrics not achieving their goals?

Framing the problem is key

Effiency is all about spending less resources for the task, but why are engineers not talking about effectiveness? Sure building what users need and what solves problems is paramount, regardless of the development effort it takes. So let's just dive into framing what really matters and focus on building just that, nothing more.

Task management issues moved to done don't matter, shipped functionality does!

Have you ever noticed some teams move so many cards to done column yet no one knows when is the shining new feature going live? That's because task management are usually poorly related to meaningful work. Jira issues don't matter. Implemented requirements do!

We're here to help

We're trying to help engineers own digital products again, by better defining and implementing functionalities and features that matter. This is all about properly stating what is to be build, what are the acceptance criteria to be met, and what are the success criteria to make that bet effort worth it

Single source of truth without diving into source code

Automaticaly keep track of what is to be done, what is being built as we speak and what is live. If you're a lead and need to communicate with assurance to your customers, stakeholders and peers your state of the art, stop wasting time and get your anwsers straightforward with confidence and assurance.