The Requirements Quality Analyzer tool (RQA) allows you to define, measure, manage and improve the quality of the requirements' specifications. RQA performs Correctness, Completeness and Consistency analysis and it's configured according to your own quality policies.

The Requirements Quality Analyzer(RQA) uses a wide set of metrics (based on Correctness, Consistency and Completeness) in order to assess the quality of requirement specifications. In this video you will see how RQA checks the Correctness of the requirements specifications.

The Requirements Quality Analyzer (RQA) uses a wide set of metrics based on Correctness, Consistency and Completeness in order to assess the quality of requirement specifications.

RQA for Reqtify (Requirements Quality Analyzer for Reqtify) is an analysis tool to customize, assess and improve the quality of your requirements specifications managed with Reqtify.

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This completeness metric compares the number of terms that are covered in the requirements specification with a selection of terms from the terminology layer of the System Knowledge Base (SKB)

This completeness metric compares the number of relationships that are found in the requirements specification with a selection of relationships from the Breakdown structure of the System Conceptual Model (SCM) layer of the System Knowledge Base (SKB)

This completeness metric compares the number of different Relationship Types (NOT relationships instances) that are found in the relationships extracted from the requirements specification with a Relationship Type selection set from the Conceptual Model layer of the System Knowledge Base (SKB)

This completeness metric compares the number of Relationships that are extracted from the requirements specification (through requirements patterns formalizations) with the Relationships that are extracted from a set of models stored in the Conceptual Model layer of the System Knowledge Base (SKB)

This completeness metric compares the number of different Properties that are found in the formalization from the requirements specification with a Properties set from the Conceptual Model layer of the System Knowledge Base (SKB)

This completeness metric compares the number of Requirements Patterns that are extracted from the requirements specification with the number of Requirements Patterns that are selected from the Patterns layer of the System Knowledge Base (SKB)

This completeness metric analyzes the not existence of links between requirements expressing the same need at the different level of abstraction in different modules/blocks of the same project.

This consistency metric compares the values of properties extracted from the specification with the values assigned to the same property stored in the Conceptual Model layer (SCM) of the System Knowledge Base (SKB)

This completeness metric compares the values of properties from the parts of a breakdown structure with the value of the property from the composite. The selected breakdown is stored in the Conceptual Model layer (SCM) of the System Knowledge Base (SKB)

This consistency metric compares several requirements from same or different specifications, representing the inconsistency ratio for requirements expressing the same need at the same level of abstraction

This consistency metric checks if the requirements from the same specification use different measurement systems (i.e. International system, British Imperial system, etc.). Therefore, it detects measurement systems’ incompatibilities for the magnitudes selected by the user. I.e.: Distance/Length – IS [Kilometers] or BIS [Yards]?, Weight – IS [Kilograms] or BIS [Pounds]?, etc.

This consistency metric checks if requirements from the same specification use different measurement units (i.e. ‘Kilograms’, ‘Pounds’, etc.) for a specific element’s property. Similar to the Measurement Units Consistency Metric, this one detects measurement units’ inconsistencies for a property of a element selected by the user. I.e.: Fuel tank – Capacity – Liters or Cubic Meters?, Aircraft – Weight – Kilograms or Pounds?, etc.

This video shows the use of the Requirements Authoring Tools (RAT), the tool in the Requirements Quality Suite to help authors while they write requirements specifications. The especial focus is on the assessment of consistency rules on-the-fly in RAT and the writing assistance based on patterns and dictionaries.

The Requirements Authoring Tool (RAT) is an assistant tool helping authors during the demanding process of writing requirements. RAT performs Correctness and Consistency analysis on the fly and suggests terminology changes based on an ontology.

Requirements Authoring Tool (RAT) is an assistant for writing requirements. RAT uses a set of agreed upon patterns and leads engineers, step by step, suggesting the most suitable content for the requirement, always ensuring the right grammar.

RAT, from requirements quality control to requirements authoring. RAT assists you in the activity of writing requirements, it performs Correctness and Consistency analysis on the fly and it suggests terminology changes based on an ontology

Help BA and SE team when they write system requirements by using a quality oriented text editor, helping them to write right the first time.

Knowledge Manager is a tool designed to manage all knowledge around your requirements intensive projects. It helps you to create the patterns used during authoring and control. A SMART way to manage the knowledge.

Knowledge Manager, as part of the Requirements Quality Suite, can customize the requirements patterns that are then used by other tools such as Requirements Authoring Tool or Requirements Quality Analyzer

The Knowledge Manager is a tool designed to manage all knowledge around your requirements intensive industrial projects. It stores this knowledge into a well-designed repository, a System Knowledge Repository (SKR).

knowledgeMANAGER - A tool to manage ontologies and thesauri. Connected to the Requirements Quality Suite, it allows to enhance the quality of the Requirements Engineering process.

Learn how Requirements Quality Suite and Requirements Authoring Tool is used with PTC Integrity Lifecycle Manager to ensure high quality, reusable requirements. These requirements can then form a high quality foundation to drive successful UML / SysML activity. This allows multi-discipline teams to build complete reliable and agile traceability across your engineering assets.

Finding the proper set of quality rules to be checked in our requirements documents is key for the success of our projects. RQA (Requirements Quality Analyzer) allows you an easy translation between paper-based quality rules and checklists into an automatic tool to help quality teams and requirements authors. RQA includes, out-of-the-box, a wide variety of requirements quality metrics. However, in some cases, the metrics to follow have to be tailored for particular cases and the out-of-the-box metrics could be not sufficient. This Webinar shows how a set of parameterized metrics can help to create custom metrics easily. All this custom metrics are automatically and seamlessly integrated together with the rest of out-of-the-box metrics and are accessible in both RQA and RAT (Requirements Au...

In this webinar we will show how KM (Knowledge Manager) can be used to easily create and manage requirements patterns. RAT (Requirements Authoring Tool) will also be shown briefly to exemplify the writing of a new requirement based on one of the patterns created during the live demonstration, and how to apply requirements patterns for an automatic extraction of requirements from an unstructured source. Finally, we will also show how RQA (Requirements Quality Analyzer) can make use of those patterns to leverage the use of the quality metrics, and to extract content suitable for the knowledge base (domain concepts and relationships among concepts, properties…). RQA, RAT and KM are the tools included in the Requirements Quality Suite (RQS).

Checking and enhancing the quality of requirement specifications is a vital task for ensuring a successful outcome of a project. Out-of-the-Box the Requirements Quality Analyzer (RQA), and the Requirements Authoring Tool (RAT), help the user to avoid the most common and most annoying mistakes found in requirements. During this webinar we will explain and demonstrate the mechanisms offered by the RQS Tools to deal with the bulk discovery, capture and management of knowledge, and how sources of knowledge in current, or even previous projects can be used to ease this process.

IBM Rational DOORS is a popular tool for managing requirements. However, DOORS alone is not enough to ensure the quality of your requirements, and the use of best practice, whilst conforming to external regulations. This Webinar will show how the Requirements Quality Suite (RQS) allows the tailoring of the rules your requirements must follow (individual, as a set, across the whole project or within an organization); including the control of these rules with Requirements Quality Analyzer (RQA), or the on-line help for the authors, using the Requirements Authoring Tool (RAT). The webinar will highlight the new features of the latest version of the Requirements Quality Suite, giving those who still are unfamiliar with these tools, a clear overview of how you can improve the quality of your re...

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