Requirements Analysis definition

Requirements Analysis means the analysis of the Consumer’s requirements as set out in the Proposal.
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Requirements Analysis means the analysis USi's consulting and implementation teams perform to determine what iMAP services are best suited for a Customer before an iMAP Services agreement is entered into.
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Requirements Analysis means determining and documenting the information needs and the functional and technical requirements the proposed computerized system must meet.
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Examples of Requirements Analysis in a sentence

  • The Contractor shall provide Software Requirements Analysis support from the development of software requirements through the Requirements Control Board (RCB) and the final Validation of Software in accordance with NSC SOP and AR 5-11.

  • Promptly and in any event within ten (10) days after Borrower’s discovery that the Financial Requirements Analysis does not accurately project the costs which have been and will be incurred in connection with development of the Project in accordance with the Plans and Specifications, Borrower shall notify Bondowner Representative of the discrepancy and shall submit to Bondowner Representative a revised budget of costs of development of the Project.

  • Borrower agrees to keep the Financial Requirements Analysis “in balance” at all times.

  • Borrower shall apply proceeds of the Loan in accordance with the Financial Requirements Analysis attached hereto as Exhibit C.

  • Unless expressly set forth in the then effective Financial Requirements Analysis or this Agreement, no developer’s, management, consulting or brokerage fee or commission, developer profit or other payment to any Related Person will be paid directly or indirectly from any proceeds of the Loan without Lender’s prior written approval.

  • For the detailed requirements, see the "Requirements Analysis Report".

  • The Contractor will perform a Requirements Analysis throughout the project to gain a clear understanding of the intent, expectations, and constraints associated with each functional and non-functional requirement.

  • According to the analysis provided in the Deliverable D9.8 (“POPD-Requirement No. 8”), the SPIDER activities that require consideration of ethics aspects concerning the collection and processing of personal data are the activities related to WP2 (Requirements Analysis, Architecture Definition and Pilot Use Cases) and WP7 (Demonstration and Evaluation).

  • The maximum amount of advances which Borrower may request for the Improvements or for any component or phase thereof shall be as set forth in the Financial Requirements Analysis.

  • D1.2. SHAMAN Requirements Analysis Report (public version) and Specification of the SHAMAN Assessment Framework and Protocol.