What is the difference between functional specifications
and business requirement specification?
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Answer Posted / kishore sharma
Well!! There are vast difference between these two terms.
BRS is the crude business language which is stated by the
client and can't be processed to design stage based on this
document.
FRS/FSD is a document prepared by the business analyst and a
baseline document for the SDLC/STLC process. Though, FSD is
prepared with the help of BRS only but FSD contains more
technical terms and prepared keeping technical aspects of SDLC.
Hope i am able to clear the diffrence
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