How to write a product definition?

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Published on 2011-06-29T20:31:57Z Indexed on 2011/06/30 0:30 UTC
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I would like to learn how to write a software product definition. Therefore I am looking for online materials or books, which would help me to learn more about this topic. I would like to learn:

  • what must be in
  • what must not to be in
  • how to make a product definition to sell internally the product
  • finding balance between use case descriptions (the why), and feature descriptions (the how).
  • ...

I am aware that it is not something that can learn in 15 minutes but I think such a discussion could help me to have a good start.

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