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“As a software product manager and designer for more than a decade I congratulate you on the way you have implemented this by focusing on the SRS template methodology rather than a database approach. The implementation of the TOC and custom fields is simply brilliant.”

WorldLearn Australia

“The biggest challenge with regards to managing the requirements for EMIS is first that it has been decided that all (28) schools are allowed to have their own school administration system that needs to get connected and secondly, and most challenging, that there is a hugh number of stakeholders involved. We have school administrations, school boards, inspection, support groups, the department of Education, systems of other departments (e.g. Civil Affairs) and some more all want their influence in how EMIS is going to be implemented.”

Island of St Martin

“We needed a cost-effective (and user friendly way) to capture the requirements and develop a procurement strategy around them with an eye towards long term support for the full system lifecycle (procurement through user acceptance test).”

California Healthcare

“Naviair and RequirementOne have cooperated to develop an Internet-based application to support the specifications of requirements for an Information Technology (IT) system in the new control tower at the Copenhagen Airport, Naviair’s Integrated Tower Operating System (NITOS).”

Michael Ericsson, Program Manager

 “Traditionally, Tvilum managed supplier declarations by using spreadsheets , PDFs and individual e-mail accounts, which made it almost impossible to keep up to date at all times with the declarations of hundreds of suppliers.”

Paul Lito, Quality and Product Safety Manager, Tvilum- Scanbirk