How to Write Good Functional & Safety Requirements in 2020?

Half of the project errors can be traced to poorly written requirements, and specification and design errors become exponentially more expensive to fix the longer they go undetected through subsequent lifecycle phases. However, system engineers struggle to find techniques to improve textual requirements quality, especially compared to other areas like hardware & software development. And many critical projects still fail because of unclear and conflicting requirements in functional and safety specifications. Work has been done recently to provide system engineers with guidelines (INCOSE, IREB, IEEE 29148, EARS) to substantially improve requirements quality and greatly reduce the time spent in both writing and reviewing them. During the conference, you will learn practical techniques and best practices to consistently write high-quality requirements faster while avoiding ambiguities and similarities. Superior functional and safety specification quality in 2020 can be achieved!