IEEE P29148:2011(E) Aug 2011
Requirements engineering
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P29148:2011(E) Aug 2011 is a requirements engineering standard focused on how technical needs are captured, analyzed, and maintained for computing and processing systems, including communication, networking, and broadcast technologies. It is relevant where clear requirements help prevent design errors, scope drift, and costly rework. For teams working with complex digital systems, P29148:2011(E) Aug 2011 supports more disciplined specification practices and helps align stakeholder expectations with implementation and verification.
About P29148:2011(E) Aug 2011
This standard addresses the requirements engineering process rather than a finished product itself. In practice, that means it is concerned with defining what a system should do, how requirements are documented, and how changes are managed over time. P29148:2011(E) Aug 2011 is most useful in environments where software, network, and broadcast functions must be specified clearly and consistently. It can support traceability between needs, design decisions, and testing activities, which is important for controlled development and review.
Where is P29148:2011(E) Aug 2011 used?
P29148:2011(E) Aug 2011 is commonly used in projects involving software-intensive systems, telecommunications platforms, networking equipment, and broadcast-related control workflows. It may also be applied in engineering teams that need structured requirements for integrated hardware and software solutions. Typical use cases include product definition, system specification, change control, and validation planning. Where multiple stakeholders depend on shared technical requirements, this standard helps keep expectations consistent across design, development, and acceptance activities.
Importance in practice
In practice, the value of P29148:2011(E) Aug 2011 lies in reducing ambiguity during system definition and delivery. Clear requirements can improve procurement decisions, support testing against agreed criteria, and lower the risk of miscommunication between engineering, operations, and quality teams. For complex computing and communications projects, a structured requirements process also helps maintain consistency when specifications evolve. As a result, the standard can contribute to more reliable implementation and better control over compliance and project scope.
- Requirements capture and analysis
- Traceability across design and testing
- Change and revision control
- Computing and communication system specifications
- Project consistency and verification support
- Publication Date: 2011
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies
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