A process to manage requirements can be useful only if it recognizes and addresses the issue of change.
Internal change factors include failing to ask the right people the right questions at the right time and failing to create a practical process to help manage changes to requirements.
In order to have a reasonable probability of success, requirements leakage must be stopped or at least reduced to a manageable level.
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