The requirements playbook practitioners actually need - built from real projects, not theory.

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After two decades on Australia's most complex rail and infrastructure programmes, Dr Mahesh R Rimal wrote this book as the implementation guide he wished he had at the start of every one of those projects.

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What's inside (17 chapters, 338 pages):

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· The four failure modes that destroy projects before construction begins - and how to diagnose them early

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· Elicitation techniques that surface requirements stakeholders don't know they have

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· INCOSE SE Handbook v4 and ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2018 quality criteria - applied, not just referenced

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· IBM DOORS and DOORS Next governance that survives an ONRSR audit

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· Traceability architectures used on NSW metro programmes

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· AI-assisted requirements engineering - what works, what doesn't, and how to verify AI output

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· Requirements migration from Word/Excel into DOORS - the 100% review gate approach

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· Verification and validation frameworks for safety-critical environments

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Built-in companion tools (free for book readers):

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· Requirements Quality Checklist - 25 INCOSE-aligned quality criteria

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· Requirements Traceability Matrix Template - pre-built Excel template

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· AI Prompt Library - 84 copy-paste prompts for requirements engineers

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· SESA Requirements Quality Analyser - score up to 5,000 requirements inside Excel

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Who this is for: Systems engineers, business analysts, project managers, and requirements leads working in rail, infrastructure, defence, or any safety-critical environment where requirements failures have regulatory and contractual consequences.

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Aligned to: INCOSE SE Handbook, ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2018, ONRSR RSNL, TfNSW standards.

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Practical Requirements Management

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