Integrated Solutions, Inc.

Product Requirement Guide

 

 

 

 

Prepared By:

Lead Author, Integrated Solutions, Inc.

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Approved By:

CEO, Integrated Solutions, Inc.

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THIS DOCUMENT IS TO BE REGARDED AS THE OFFICial ISO 9001 certification project plan within Integrated Solutions, Inc.. IT IS TO BE MAINTAINED UNDER CHANGE CONTROL BY the Quality organization.

 

 

 

 

 

CHANGE SHEET

 

TITLE: ISO 9001 Product Requirement Guide

 

DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE

ISSUE

DATE

SECTION

DESCRIPTION

 

1.0

 

 

7/16/97

 

 

All

 

 

Original issue

 

 

 

 

 

TABle of Contents

 

 

 

 

 

CHANGE SHEET

1.0 Introduction

2.0 Major Areas to consider

3.0 User Information, Architecture and Information

4.0 Product Detailed Requirements Specifications

    4.1 Required Features and Functions

    4.2 Assurability and Procurability Requirements

    4.3 Performance Requirements

    4.4 Interface Requirements, Concurrency Interoperability and Connectivity Requirements

    4.5 Configurability and Compatibility Requirement

    4.6 Cost/Margin Requirements

5.0 Resource Requirements

6.0 Reversion and Migration Requirements

7.0 Reliability and Availability Requirements

8.0 Other Requirements

9.0 Priority Factors

10.0 Summary

Summarize all requirement in one page. Using the following format

 

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1.0 Introduction

 

The purpose of this guide is provide general information regarding how Integrated Solution, Inc. will handle Product Requirements.

 

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2.0 Major Areas to consider

 

The requirement document should describe the requirements for the product based on a given Architecture (2.1). Any category having no requirements, should include the category’s section heading followed by "None." The following areas should be considered:

 

    1. User Information, Architecture and Information Requirements

       

    2. Product Detailed Requirements Specifications

       

    3. Resource Requirements

       

    4. Reversion Requirements

       

    5. Migration Requirements

       

    6. Security Requirements

       

    7. Independent Software Vendors Requirements

       

    8. Reliability Requirements

 

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3.0 User Information, Architecture and Information

 

This section briefly describes the product environments, its architectural approaches and how the product is generally used. It should also show how the product be effectively utilized with its functionality and capability.

 

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4.0 Product Detailed Requirements Specifications

 

This section of the requirement describes the essence of the product.

 

 

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4.1 Required Features and Functions

 

This section covers all aspects of the product requirements.

 

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4.2 Assurability and Procurability Requirements

 

This section states the quality of the product and all critical performance information from every elements of the product the tools associated with the product.

This section also describes what kind of testing (including negative) is required during certification to demonstrate and insure the product availability.

 

This section also make make-buy considerations related to the product (such as tools and software platforms ...etc.), should be based upon quality, cost, and delivery and may possibly include multiple-sourcing options.

 

 

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4.3 Performance Requirements

 

This section states the general product performance:

 

The minimum performance criteria: the throughput, the data rate ….etc. The reconstruct time.

 

 

 

 

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4.4 Interface Requirements, Concurrency Interoperability and Connectivity Requirements

 

This section describes the interfacing requirements and all features and functions of the product must be available for use concurrently.

This section should describe the product need to be able to interoperate with and support operating environments and the applications it must support.

 

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4.5 Configurability and Compatibility Requirement

 

This section describes the upgradeable requirements to support additional systems or products.

 

This section also describes the upgrades and reconfigurations of the product for additional application and expansion strategy being planned.

 

List the standard applications and the platforms the product will support such that no modifications to the standard applications are required.

 

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4.6 Cost/Margin Requirements

 

Describe the product cost as measured.

State the cost requirement to set early pricing strategy. This also includes installation , support and maintenance of the product.

 

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5.0 Resource Requirements

 

This section states the resource required to make the product out of the door. It will include all support resources such as management, development, field support, documentation, training, advertising, marketing, sales, and installation….etc.

 

 

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6.0 Reversion and Migration Requirements

 

This section describes what the product must be able to be migrated with minimal change to future products.

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7.0 Reliability and Availability Requirements

 

This section states the product MTBF, and the Out of Box Quality target.

It describes the customer perceived availability for the product be stating what the product must achieve to what level and % up time excluding scheduled maintenance periods.

 

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8.0 Other Requirements

 

Other requirements need to be considered are as below:

8.1 Hardware Environment Requirements

8.2 Security Requirements

8.3 Independent Software Vendors

8.4 Serviceability

8.5 Usability

8.6 Installability

8.7 Recoverability

8.8 Manufacturability

8.9 Documentation

8.10 Packaging & Shipping Requirements

8.11 Software Production and Distribution Requirements

8.12 Customer Education Requirements

8.13 Internal Training Requirements

8.14 Support Requirements

 

 

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9.0 Priority Factors

 

All the requirements should declared with a Priority factor. They are:

    1. Must have - fundamental requirements
    2. Table Stakes - requirement that the product is purchasable
    3. Differentiator - these requirements make the product better than competition
    4. Desirable - wish list

 

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10.0 Summary

Summarize all requirement in one page. Using the following format

 

 

 

REQUIREMENTS LIST FOR THE PRODUCT

Pri: 1=Must-have, 2=TableStakes, 3=Differentiator, 4=Desirable

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Pri

One-Line Description

Date

Target Rel

Status

Source

Final Feeback

File Name

 

PH 1-1

 

1

 

Global I/O addressing across the whole product system

 

7/16/97

 

Eng. Req.