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== Requirement Modelling Guide - Introduction ==
The LEADing Practice Requirement Reference Content provides requirement ontology with its requirement description, specific requirement semantic relations and correlations. It is based on a collection of best and leading practice around how to work with requirements within enterprise modelling, enterprise engineering and enterprise architecture disciplines. The Requirement Reference Content is therefore and essential part for any practitioner working with and around requirement aspects. It provides a structural way of thinking, working, modelling, implementation and governance around requirement definitions, and how requirements are applied within business functions, services, processes as well as applications. The Requirement Reference Content also provides an overview of the key requirement aspects of the organisation and how they relate to the various business aspects, e.g. organizational construct, competencies, roles, resources, objects, rules, compliance, channel, media as well as reporting. The Requirement Reference Content therefore provides a way of analysing, appraising, approximating, assessing and capturing requirement related objects to enable innovation and transformation.

[[File:Requirement Modelling Guide - Figure 1.png|thumb|800px|Figure 1: The Requirement Objects are part of the many semantic relations between the enterprise engineering, enterprise modelling, and enterprise architecture enabling transformation and innovation.]]

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-The LEADing Practice Requirement Reference Content provides requirement ontology with its requirement description, specific requirement semantic relations and correlations. It is based on a collection of best and leading practice around how to work with requirements within enterprise modelling, enterprise engineering and enterprise architecture disciplines. The Requirement Reference Content is therefore and essential part for any practitioner working with and around requirement aspects. It provides a structural way of thinking, working, modelling, implementation and governance around requirement definitions, and how requirements are applied within business functions, services, processes as well as applications. The Requirement Reference Content also provides an overview of the key requirement aspects of the organisation and how they relate to the various business aspects, e.g. organizational construct, competencies, roles, resources, objects, rules, compliance, channel, media as well as reporting. The Requirement Reference Content therefore provides a way of analysing, appraising, approximating, assessing and capturing requirement related objects to enable innovation and transformation.
+The LEADing Practice Requirement Reference Content provides requirement ontology with its requirement description, specific requirement semantic relations and correlations. It is based on a collection of best and leading practice around how to work with requirements within enterprise modelling, enterprise engineering and enterprise architecture disciplines. The Requirement Reference Content is therefore and essential part for any practitioner working with and around requirement aspects. It provides a structural way of thinking, working, modelling, implementation and governance around requirement definitions, and how requirements are applied within business functions, services, processes as well as applications.
 [[File:Requirement Modelling Guide - Figure 1.png|thumb|800px|Figure 1: The Requirement Objects are part of the many semantic relations between the enterprise engineering, enterprise modelling, and enterprise architecture enabling transformation and innovation.]]

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