5 reasons why a requirements traceability matrix is not enough
In order to satisfy a project’s quality management, many organizations require to have traceability measures in place. Whether you have already come across this approach in your projects or are planning to get started on this: The most popular approach for many projects is quite likely the use of a requirements traceability matrix (RTM). Its purpose is to track the product requirements from conception to delivery by validating that all requirements are linked to downstream work artifacts. In our blog article “How to create an RTM”, we have illustrated this approach.
