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You are the business analyst for a smaller project where there are few requirements. Management would still like you to create a method to trace the few requirements for this project.
What type of matrix would be best in this instance?
A requirements trace matrix (RTM) is a tool that helps to ensure that the project's scope, requirements, and deliverables remain consistent and aligned throughout the project lifecycle. It traces the requirements from their origin to their fulfillment by linking them to other project artifacts, such as design documents, test cases, and solution components. An RTM can also be used to verify that all requirements are met and to identify changes to the scope when they occur. An RTM is especially useful for smaller projects where there are few requirements, as it can help to track the progress and status of each requirement and avoid scope creep. A requirements trace matrix is not the same as a roles and responsibility matrix (A), a RACI matrix (B), or a coverage matrix , which are different types of matrices that serve different purposes in project management.Reference:
IIBA BABOK Guide v3, p. 30, 176, 264
Requirements Traceability Matrix -- RTM - Project-Management.com
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