Requirement Patterns (1.8MB)
	This was the first public presentation of the groundbreaking Requirement Pattern. This presentation for UML World 2000 introduced the concept of Requirement Patterns and how the UML process requires additional techniques to identify all the product needs.
Requirement Allocation (64K)
	This presentation for InDOORs User Group (sponsored by QSS) and IEEE Requirement Engineering Conference introduced the concept of expanding our view of requirements beyond the software product. Not doing so may result in developing an incomplete requirement set which will sacrifice the quality of the final product.
Preparing for the Demand (768K)
	The short presentation by special request for QSS, discusses how IT has put all new development and enhancements on hold because of Y2K. However, business has increased in velocity and is about to break down the wall and demand IT services. This presentation suggests how we as Requirements Engineers can prepare for the open floodgates.
Diamonds in the Rough: The Requirement Process (316K)
	This presentation is part of a teleconferenced offered by GIGA/ExpertNet. The presentations correlates the requirement process to the cutting process of precious gems.
Implementing Software Process Improvement (1.1MB)
	This presentation was for the LBMS user group on the challenges of the Process Manager implementing a Process Improvement strategy.
What We Have Is A Failure To Communicate (268K)
	This famous quote from the movie Cool Hand Luke spared many presentations facilitating communication with MBTI(tm). Forms of this popular presentation were presented to AIG, BNY, DAMA, DCI, and LBMS.