Vitalie Temnenco is an architect for the Ontario, Canada, government's Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, where he provides architectural mentoring on implementation projects and helps teams embrace RUP and the Enterprise Architecture concepts. His experience includes architecting and building solutions for clients in a variety of business domains, such as banking, finance, insurance, retail and telecommunications.
Many requirements tools focus on accessibility and convenience features but
fail to address fully the main issue that made use case analysis so
successful: managing functional requirements and tracing them through the
project development lifecycle. Functional requirements are often ignored or
treated as a byproduct during broader requirements gathering. This is a
serious misconception because functional requirements define the skeleton of
the software system architecture. Despite the fact that many tools claim to
support use cases, the situation with functional requirements isn't clearcut.
The only tool I know of that supports use case modeling through the design of
its core approach is Compuware Optimal Trace.
Product Description
Optimal Trace uses project scenarios as ... (more)
Vitalie Temnenco is an architect for the Ontario, Canada, government's Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, where he provides architectural mentoring on implementation projects and helps teams embrace RUP and the Enterprise Architecture concepts. His experience includes architecting and building solutions for clients in a variety of business domains, such as banking, finance, insurance, retail and telecommunications.
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