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    <description>&amp;ldquo;The biggest risk to your company is not being able to change fast enough&amp;hellip; Business Rules are the answer.&amp;rdquo; &amp;hellip;Ron Ross

I am a great appreciator of Mr. Ross. He has written extensively on the topic of Business Rules, offers excellent training on the subject, and is the keynote speaker at each year&amp;rsquo;s International Business Rules Forum. I would like to start my own article on Business Rules with an &amp;lsquo;icebreaker&amp;rsquo; he used on a seminar I attended.

Consider the sport of American Football. Some aspects of the game are very stable, some less so, and some not necessarily stable at all.

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    <description>In the discipline of business analysis, the &quot;hard skill&quot; is writing (or modeling) and documenting the system or software requirements so that they are recorded, communicated and approved. Often, however, this important skill is also the one that is understood the least. 
Various formats or deliverables are used to document system and software requirements. If you can understand them and how to combine them, you can produce a comprehensive set of requirements. 
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