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With the consent of the copyright owners and following copyright law, the use of the Handbook is permitted—unless explicitly mentioned it is not permitted. This applies in particular to reproductions, adaptations, translations, microfilming, storage and processing in electronic systems, and public disclosure.  \nTraining providers may use this Handbook as a basis for seminars and training provided that the copyright holder is acknowledged and the source and owner of the copyright is mentioned. In addition, with the prior consent of IREB, this Handbook may be used for advertising purposes.  \nAny individual or group of individuals may use this Handbook as a basis for study, articles, books or other derived publications provided that the copyright holder is acknowledged and the source and owner of the copyright is mentioned.  \nAcknowledgements  \nThis Handbook has been written by Bernd Aschauer, Dr. Peter Hruschka, Dr. Kim Lauenroth, Markus Meuten and Gareth Rogers.  \nReview by Rainer Grau. Review comments were provided by Sacha Reis and Sven van der Zee. Proofreading by Michiel van der Voort.  \nApproved for release on October 8, 2018 by the IREB Council upon recommendation of Xavier Franch. We thank everybody for their involvement.  \nCopyright © 2017-2018 for this Handbook is with the authors listed above. The rights have been transferred to the IREB International Requirements Engineering Board e.V.  \nTable of Contents  \nTerms of Use........................................................................................................................................................................ 2  \nAcknowledgements .......................................................................................................................................................... 2  \nTable of Contents............................................................................................................................................................... 3  \nForeword .............................................................................................................................................................................. 5  \nVersion History .................................................................................................................................................................. 6  \n1. What is RE@Agile ........................................................................................................................................... 7  \n1.1 History of Requirements Engineering and Agility ............................................................................ 7  \n1.2 Learning from each other.......................................................................................................................... 10  \n1.3 RE@Agile – A Definition ............................................................................................................................ 12  \n2. A Clean Project Start.................................................................................................................................... 14  \n2.1 Visions and Goals .......................................................................................................................................... 14  \n Fundamentals................................................................................................................................................. 14  \n Techniques for Vision/Goal Specification .......................................................................................... 16  \n Changing Vision and/or Goals..................","cbCaibCycHRvgwmt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibCycHRvgwmt","pdf",4160169,95,"English","# Terms of Use\n# Acknowledgements\n# Table of Contents\n# Foreword\n# Version History\n# What is RE@Agile\n## History of Requirements Engineering and Agility\n## Learning from each other\n## RE@Agile – A Definition\n# A Clean Project Start\n## Visions and Goals\n## Stakeholder Identification and Management\n## Summary\n## Case Study and Exercises\n# Handling Functional Requirements\n## Different Levels of Requirements Granularity\n## Communicating and Documenting on Different Levels","[{\"question\":\"What usage permissions are described in the handbook’s Terms of Use?\",\"answer\":\"The handbook states it is protected by copyright and permits use with consent and in accordance with copyright law, except where explicitly not permitted. 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