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- Maintain backward compatibility with existing requirements
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- Maintain backward compatibility with existing requirements
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- Review and update requirements as business context changes
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- Review and update requirements as business context changes
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**NFR vs KPI Clarification**:
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**Requirement vs KPI Clarification**:
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- **NFR** is a *requirement* — it defines what quality or constraint the system must have (e.g., "System shall support 10K TPS", "99.9% monthly uptime", "TLS 1.3+ encryption")
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- **FR and NFR** is a *requirement* — it defines what quality or constraint the system must have (e.g., "System shall support 10K TPS", "99.9% monthly uptime", "TLS 1.3+ encryption")
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- **KPI** is a *measurement* — it's the actual data collected to verify if the NFR was met (e.g., "Peak traffic was 8.5K TPS", "MTTR was 8 minutes", "100% of connections use TLS 1.3")
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- **KPI** is a *measurement* — it's the actual data collected to verify if the requirement was met (e.g., "Peak traffic was 8.5K TPS", "MTTR was 8 minutes", "100% of connections use TLS 1.3")
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- NFRs tell you **what to build**; KPIs tell you **how well you built it**
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- Requirements tell you **what to build**; KPIs tell you **how well you built it**
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