Confession #5: The Myth of Requirements (or Lack Thereof)

Prabhakaran Anbazhagan

Chapter Chapter 5 in Confessions of an IT Scrum Master, 2025, pp 73-94 from Springer

Abstract: AbstractThere is a common misconception that Agile doesn't require requirements. We can start with a less focused approach to preparing requirements and catch up while building the application. However, the truth is that planning is crucial, and having clarity isn't just an extra; it's essential. I believed parts of this at one point, and many of my stakeholders thought it even more.

Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.1007/979-8-8688-2086-1_5

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