Shoud use cases specify system solution?

Another new discussion : Shoud use cases specify system solution? Always good to make sure what seems obvious to us is clear to others.

Discussion: What do we do about IT Project Requirements problems

A discussion from the IIBA group on linkedin...

http://bit.ly/crfhTr

Deep in many discussions.... 10 Signs that you're really "Wagile"

I have not posted here much lately because I have been out there engaging in discussions on business analysis and requirements topics at various sites.

So, here is the link to a good one called "10 Signs that you're really "Wagile""

at http://bit.ly/aIWBmB

(I am not sure when I post this if the link will be usable, but a search on the topic should find it...)

Thoughts on Consulting #3 - you get access

Sort of a corollary to #2... When I am engaged to work with a client, all of their people you need involved tend to show up when you need them. Sure, I represent a specific expense that no one wants to be seen as wasting, but it can be more that. The seniority level of the people is high as well, so you know if you need a decision made, the decision maker is in the room, no one has to go off to get that decision from someone else.

I am not saying this is fair or anything, it's just the way it is, so I enjoy it as it comes.