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Ella

Analysis Tools for Non-UI Requirements Gathering

Hi Everyone,

In my current company X I am Leading the analysis efforts around retiring legacy application with nemerous external dependancies and as a part of the analysis process my team and I are performing a great deal of reverse engineering. New applications which will be built as a result of retirement this legacy application will be merely a collection of back-end services and so I was wondering if anyone knows any tools or methodologies that are out there for this type of purpose. I am aware of such tools as IRISE, but this one is specifically used for UI driven requirements gathering where a business user directly interacts with a system. If anyone share similar experience as I am please let me know if you are aware of any req. gathering tools for back-end apps. Thanks!

This entry was published on Jan 11, 2011 / Ella. Posted in Business Analysis. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.

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