The Requirements Package Browser lets you browse the central Jenz & Partner Requirements Repository, which contains a comprehensive set of ready-to-use requirements. The Requirements Repository is structured in content in order to make it easy for you to quickly find requirements that fit your interest.

Use Case for the Requirements Package Browser

The Requirements Package Browser enables you to view package contents and import requirement category and requirement information into your software requirement specifications, software evaluation specifications, etc. via copy & paste.

How to use the Requirements Package Browser

You can browse Requirements Packages regardless of whether you have a license key. However, restrictions apply if a license key is not provided. While some Requirements Packages do not require you to enter a license key to view the full content, others are access restricted.

At this time, you will not need license keys to view business partner requirements and product-related non-functional requirements.

Business partner requirements cover aspects that play a role in vendor selection. For example, contract and training requirements are included in the partner requirements package.

Non-functional requirements specify criteria that can be used to judge the operation of a product or system, rather than specific behaviors. Therefore, non-functional requirements are often called qualities of a system.

To browse a Requirements Package, please proceed as follows:

1. Select the Requirements Package that you wish to browse.

2. Enter a license key if you wish to view the entire Requirements Package and if a license key is required.

3. Now you can click on Requirement Categories and Requirements in the tree view, which presents a hierarchical view of the selected Requirements Package.

To invoke the Requirements Package Browser, please go to http://88.198.14.98:8084/BMO-RP-Browser/rpb/ .

How is it different from the Evaluator's Application Suite (EAS)?

Unlike the Evaluator's Application Suite (EAS), the Requirements Package Browser is a Web Application, meaning that it executes in your Web Browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, for example). Thus, there is no need to install software on a desktop or notebook computer.

Since the Requirements Package Browser has been designed with a different use case in mind, it does not provide the same level of functionality as the EAS. The following table identifies the major differences.