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The illustration blow provides a structured outline for Prescriptive Delivery Requirements (PDR). It details various components and examples that are essential for defining and implementing these requirements:

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Key Insights on PDR Structure

This structured approach can help ensure that all critical aspects are considered during the planning and implementation phases of a project, leading to a more organized and efficient workflow.

  • The structure is designed to cover all necessary aspects of a prescriptive delivery requirement, from user roles and functional needs to non-functional requirements and implementation effort.

  • Each section provides clear examples, making it easier to understand and implement the requirements.

  • The inclusion of both functional and non-functional requirements ensures a comprehensive approach to solution design.

  • Out-of-scope items are clearly listed, which helps in setting boundaries and managing expectations.

  • The focus on specific KPIs like Revenue Trend YTD, Margin Trend YTD, and Volume Trend YTD indicates an emphasis on performance measurement and decision-making.

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