Four Requirements Management Planning Decisions

(1) Requirements identification — each requirement must be uniquely identified for cross-referencing and traceability

(2) A change management process — a set of activities that assess the impact and cost of changes

(3) Traceability policies — defining the relationships between requirements and between requirements and system design

(4) Tool support — selecting tools to manage the large amounts of requirements information

Explanation

The four requirements management planning decisions are: (1) Requirements identification (unique IDs for cross-referencing and traceability); (2) Change management process (assessing impact and cost of changes); (3) Traceability policies (defining how requirements relate to each other and to system design); (4) Tool support (for managing the large volumes of requirements information).