Differences between Business Requirements Specification (BRS) and Software Requirements Specification (SRS):
| Aspect | Business Requirements Specification (BRS) | Software Requirements Specification (SRS) |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Focuses on high-level business objectives, goals, and needs. | Drills down into the technical details of how the software will meet the business requirements. |
| Audience | Primarily for stakeholders, clients, and business analysts. | Mainly for developers, testers, and other technical team members. |
| Content | Describes the business problem, objectives, constraints, and high-level functionalities. | Defines detailed system features, functionalities, constraints, and technical specifications. |
| Level of Detail | Provides a broad overview with minimal technical details. | Offers a detailed and comprehensive view of the software system, including data flow diagrams, use cases, and technical requirements. |
| Timeline | Typically created at the beginning of a project during the planning phase. | Developed after the BRS when the project moves into the design and development phases. |
| Changes | Changes are often expensive and time-consuming, as they may impact the overall business strategy. | Changes are relatively easier to accommodate during the development process but can still have implications on the project timeline and cost. |
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