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	Requirements management (RM) applications can be used to help optimise requirements communication and verification within organisations and through their supply chains.		Requirements management (RM) applications can be used to help optimise requirements communication and verification within organisations and through their supply chains.

−	They can be particularly useful for managing ~~information~~ in a single location for collaborative multi-disciplinary teams, helping track, ~~manage~~ and analyse information and changes to it. This can avoid the need to use multiple spread sheet and other independent and sometimes incompatible ~~information formats~~.	+	They can be particularly useful for managing requirements in a single location for collaborative multi-disciplinary teams, helping organise, track, and analyse information and changes to it. This can avoid the need to use multiple spread sheet and other independent and sometimes incompatible applications.

−	Requirements management applications can help assess complex business needs and develop physical, functional and performance requirements for a solution to that need~~: It creates central requirements that can be organised and lined, and~~ can help:	+	Requirements management applications can help assess complex business needs and develop physical, functional and performance requirements for a solution to that need. They can help:

−	* Setting up the project	+	* Setting up the project.
−	* Collecting inputs about the business need	+	* Collecting inputs about the business need.
−	* Establishing the high-level and detailed requirements	+	* Establishing the high-level and detailed requirements.
−	* Organising, managing, checking and reviewing requirements	+	* Organising, managing, checking and reviewing requirements.
−	* Generating deliverables such as ~~complete~~ requirements specifications, test reports, contract documents and so on.	+	* Generating deliverables such as requirements specifications, test reports, contract documents and so on.

−	Projects that comply with level 2 building information modelling (BIM) ~~standards~~ can benefit from the use of requirements management applications to determine, describe and track ~~project~~ information requirements.	+	Projects that comply with the level 2 building information modelling (BIM) standard can benefit from the use of requirements management applications to determine, describe and track information requirements.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

−	* ~~Common data environment.~~	+	* Asset information requirements.
−	* Information exchange.	+
−	* Information manager.	+
	* Building information modelling.		* Building information modelling.
−	* Standard methods and procedures.
	* Collaborative practices.		* Collaborative practices.
		+	* Common data environment.
	* Data drop.		* Data drop.
		+	* Employer's information requirements.
		+	* Information exchange.
		+	* Information manager.
		+	* Standard method and procedure.
		+	* Organisational information requirements.

	[[Category:Products_/_components]]		[[Category:Products_/_components]]

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Requirements management (RM) applications can be used to help optimise requirements communication and verification within organisations and through their supply chains.

They can be particularly useful for managing information in a single location for collaborative multi-disciplinary teams, helping track, manage and analyse information and changes to it. This can avoid the need to use multiple spread sheet and other independent and sometimes incompatible information formats.

Requirements management applications can help assess complex business needs and develop physical, functional and performance requirements for a solution to that need: It creates central requirements that can be organised and lined, and can help:

* Setting up the project
* Collecting inputs about the business need
* Establishing the high-level and detailed requirements
* Organising, managing, checking and reviewing requirements
* Generating deliverables such as complete requirements specifications, test reports, contract documents and so on.

Projects that comply with level 2 building information modelling (BIM) standards can benefit from the use of requirements management applications to determine, describe and track project information requirements.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Common data environment.
* Information exchange.
* Information manager.
* Building information modelling.
* Standard methods and procedures.
* Collaborative practices.
* Data drop.

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