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kravoppfyllelse

Kravoppfyllelse refers to the degree to which a system, product or service meets defined requirements. It covers functional requirements (what it should do) and non-functional requirements (quality attributes such as performance, security, usability), as well as constraints and acceptance criteria. The concept is central in requirements engineering, systems engineering and project management.

It is achieved through disciplined processes: elicitation, documentation, baselining of requirements; mapping requirements to design, implementation,

Verification and validation are typically performed via reviews, inspections, demonstrations, and testing. Acceptance criteria define the

The process is iterative and subject to changes; scope changes must be managed to avoid erosion of

In practice, a high level of kravoppfyllelse supports quality, risk reduction, and customer satisfaction, while insufficient

and
tests;
verification
(are
we
building
the
product
right)
and
validation
(are
we
building
the
right
product).
Requirements
traceability
is
essential;
a
traceability
matrix
links
each
requirement
to
design
elements
and
test
cases,
enabling
assessment
of
coverage
and
gaps.
conditions
under
which
a
requirement
is
considered
fulfilled.
Quantitative
metrics
include
requirement
coverage
(percentage
of
requirements
with
test
cases),
test
pass
rate,
defect
density
per
requirement,
and
time
to
verify.
kravoppfyllelse.
Common
challenges
include
vague
or
conflicting
requirements,
changing
priorities,
and
incomplete
traceability.
Best
practices
include
early
and
ongoing
engagement
of
stakeholders,
clear
terminology,
incremental
delivery,
and
automated
traceability
and
testing
where
possible.
fulfillment
raises
risk
of
rework
and
project
failure.