Expressing functions
Functional analysis: describing a need to define a solution
Practical sheet REF: FIC0252 V1
Expressing functions
Functional analysis: describing a need to define a solution

Author : Olaf DE HEMMER

Publication date: August 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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1. Expressing functions

The functions of a solution are the expected performance and the constraints it must meet. Numerous ways of expressing the functions of the solution under study have been developed, with varying degrees of sophistication:

  • ask users to answer the question "What's it for?

  • analyze documents and sales pitches ;

  • observe usage processes, by various users, and describe "what the object does";

  • collect dissatisfaction through a quality organization or after-sales service;

  • transform technical specifications into functional specifications.

You can then carry out a systematic and exhaustive exploration of functions by conducting a lifecycle analysis of the solution under study:...

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