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Adopting the EARS Notation to Improve Requirements Engineering

March 24, 2022

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Requirements are the foundation of a smooth-running process and are the essential inputs to your mission-critical projects. Yet writing requirements is also a practice that many underestimate and fumble.

The Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax (EARS) is a notation that “gently constrains” natural language requirements to help teams to easily achieve desired outcomes. Not only does adopting the EARS notation improve the quality of requirements, but it also enables cross team collaboration and synergy, improves product requirements, and reduces project risk. This webinar will introduce the EARS notation and walk through the benefits for both individuals and teams.

Attendees will also get an exclusive look at the coming Jama Connect Requirements Advisor, a tool in development that allows you to check the quality and accuracy of your requirements by leveraging the power of natural language processing.

Attendees will learn:

How to write better requirements with EARS, and the benefits for both teams and individuals
How EARS works alongside models and can help uncover what is not yet know
How Jama Connect Requirements Advisor will facilitate embedding EARS notation in your requirements engineering work.

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