Here are some examples of non-functional requirements to help you on your journey to more successful technology projects.
Non-functional requirements are requirements that describe how a solution needs to be built, installed, or operated to work optimally in an organization's environment. Where functional requirements define the "what," non-functional requirements address the "how." They relate to system quality, including topics such as reliability, scalability, and supportability.
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Here are some examples of non-functional requirements to help you on your journey to more successful technology projects.
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