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What is the difference between User RD and BRD?
This is a discussion on What is the difference between User RD and BRD? within the Test Cases forums, part of the Software Testing category; Hey guys I just want to know What is the differnce between Business Requirment Document and User requiement Documents? Thanks sheena...
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What is the difference between User RD and BRD?
Hey guys
I just want to know What is the differnce between Business Requirment Document and User requiement Documents? Thanks sheena 
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08-14-2006
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Re: What is the difference between User RD and BRD?
The business analyst of a company prepares documents like business requirement specifications, business design documents and consult with the ceo or the chairperson of the company to prepare a project information note (pin some call these as terms of agreement between the two parties) . Once the pin document is prepared the business analyst consults the customer and then prepares a customer requirements specification or user requirement specifications documents.
Last edited by bvani; 08-14-2006 at 04:49 PM.
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