what is BRD and FRD Can any one tell the expansion?
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Answer / dipa
BRD stands for Business requirement document what business
analysts prepare based on client requirement.
Functional requirement document is mainly technical
document or a high level design what project managers
prepare.
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Answer / anitha
BRD is business requirement document. it contains all the
requirements of the users. the requirements given by the end
users or customers are collected into a single document
called as BRD or SRS document.
FRD is functional requirement document. It has all the
functional requirements that the application must have.
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Answer / nikita
BRD is prepared by BA which contains the requirement after
analysis and gathering.FRD is also preapred by BA ,however
in this business requirements are explained in an elaborated
matter using use cases,mock ups,wire frames and business
flow diagrams.FRD gives more clear picture to technical and
non technical people in terms of understandability. FRD is
just one step ahead of BRD.Technical specifications are
covered in Technical design Doument(TDD).SRS(Software
requirement specification) is combination of TDD and FDD
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Answer / vijay rao
BRD - Business Requirment Document/Specification
It's the requirment given by the clint,which will be
in business language...
FRD - Functional Requirment Document/Specification
It is the requirment document created by either BA
(business analyst) or/and PM (project manager) which will
be in software language
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Answer / rimjhim
BRD-Business Requirement Document:
The BRD contains the business requirements that are to be
met and fulfilled by the system under development. These
requirements specify "what" the system must do in order to
fulfill the requirements of the business. They often take
the form of "The system shall..." Each requirement, or
group of similar requirements, is typically accompanied by a
business rationale. The business rationale explains "why"
the business requirement is necessary. This is often
important later if analysts or developers have questions
regarding the purpose or validity of the requirement. The
rationale can be used to support the need for the business
requirement or clarify ambiguous language by providing a
context for the requirement. In addition to a rationale,
constraints can be provided for each requirement along with
other supporting reference material.
FSD-Functional Requirement Document:
In contrast, the FSD defines "how" the system will
accomplish the requirements by outlining the functionality
and features that will be supported by the system. Ideally,
the functionality of the system will be described in logical
terms so that the FSD is technology and platform
independent. This gives the architects and developers more
freedom in making development and design decisions about the
physical design of the system. Inevitably, however, some
things have to be explained in physical terms. The User
Interface is one such example. Many FSDs include screen
mockups or wireframes for communicating the layout and
design of the system screens.
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Answer / chandar
BRD- Business Requirement Document also called as BSD
(Business Specification Document)in certain project.
BRD/BSD is termed only in PLAN DRIVEN projects (Waterfall,
SPIRAL Methodologies etc).
When it is Change Driven projects (AGILE - SCRUM etc) it is
termed as PRODUCT BACKLOG.
BRD is the initial phase of requirement gathering which
provides all information.
BRD is the document which explains Business requirements
like cost of the project and based on the cost the list of
tasks.
BRD documents all the high level requirement, the business
users needs i.e. what all the application has to perform to
satisfy user needs.
FRD/FSD -Functional requirement Document or Functional
Specification Document which provides an user clear
understanding in pictorial manner defining ACTORS, USE CASES
etc.
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Answer / sudheer
BRD is Business Requirement Document prepared by BA after
gathering requirements from the client which is functional
requirements written in business language.
FRD is Functional Requirement Document prepared by BA after
submitting SRS. FRD is also known as Solution document.
BRD/FRS are one and equal which is functional document.
SSD is technical document.
SRS is combination of BRD and SSD.
FRD is Solution document.
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Answer / rafi
BRD stands for business requirement document which contains
detail information about the project requirements.
where as FRD stands for function requirement document which
contains basic information about the requirements.
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