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Non-Functional Requirements: are user stories useful?

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Written by Rachel Davies   
Wednesday, 09 September 2009 07:50
Here are my notes from the London Scrum User Group this week. LSUG meetings are run as a mini-openspace and so several topics were being discussed in parallel. I proposed the topic "Non-Functional Requirements: are user stories useful?" and joining me in this discussion was Sean Witter, Dave Hale, and Roman Pichler (author of upcoming book "Agile Product Management with Scrum"). I tried to take notes of our conversation on a single index card which got a bit messy! I've linked a scan of this card below but hopefully I've captured the main points of our conversation in this post....


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