Proof of Value
Prove the cost of interpretation before it reaches production.
A bounded Proof of Value examines a real or historical requirements case and answers one question: how much requirements-driven rework can be detected before implementation, testing and UAT?
Scope
What the Proof of Value covers.
Not a concept paper – a complete pass through your own requirements, from analysis to results report.
15–30 connected requirements
One real or historical requirements case from your context – bounded, yet representative.
Multiple business roles
Requirements that span several business roles and perspectives.
Ambiguity and terminology analysis
Systematic analysis of contradictions, ambiguities and inconsistent terminology.
Human-in-the-loop resolution
Accountable business owners decide between possible interpretations – documented and traceable.
Decision logic
The approved decision logic is made explicit and verifiable.
Test cases and coverage
Derived test cases with 100% C1 path coverage of the approved decision logic within the defined scope.
Audit and management report
Documented results for business, IT and GRC – prepared for review.
Economic assessment
Quantification of avoidable rework and coordination effort.
How it runs
Five steps – one clearly bounded engagement.
Typical duration: a few weeks, clearly bounded.
What you get
Evidence, not opinion.
The Proof of Value ends with concrete, quantified findings from your own requirements case.