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It guides teams through executive summary purpose, project description, high-level project scope, in-scope and out-of-scope areas, and the business drivers that justify the initiative. 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It’s usually short, so that someone can read it quickly and decide if it is the document they are looking for.\nFor example:\nThis Business Requirements Document (BRD) outlines the requirements for the XYZ Solution project. It contains both functional and non-functional requirements, an overview of the current process, as well as the proposed process once the solution is implemented. It is used to determine what needs to be done, and as a starting point for solution design.\nProject Description\nThis section describes the project that this BRD is being written for. It may explain the purpose of the project, the current solution, any issues that are being faced, and why it’s being done.\nProject Scope\nThis section describes the scope of the project at a high level. 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