kravspecificerede

Kravspecificerede is a Danish term used to describe requirements that have been defined, clarified and agreed upon in a project or development context. It combines the concept of requirements (krav) with the verb to specify (specificere), and is commonly used to indicate that a set of needs has been documented and approved by stakeholders. The related noun form is kravspecifikation, the formal document that lists the requirements and their attributes.

In requirements engineering, the aim is to move from elicitation to analysis and validation so that the kravspecificerede requirements are complete, unambiguous and verifiable. The term signals that the requirements have reached a baselined state and are suitable for design, development and testing. It is frequently encountered in Danish technical writing, procurement, and contract language to distinguish between undefined or evolving needs and those that are officially agreed.

Typical content associated with kravspecificerede requirements includes functional requirements, non-functional requirements, acceptance criteria, constraints, assumptions and dependencies, as well as traceability to business goals and stakeholder needs. Proper documentation helps manage scope, facilitate communication among project teams, and support verification and validation activities.

Usage notes: while kravet og kravspecificerede are closely related, kravspecificerede emphasizes that the requirements have been explicitly defined and approved, rather than merely identified. The term is most often paired with a kravspecifikation or similar documentation in formal contexts.