The conditions an e-learning solution should meet to align with the needs of such stakeholders as the content developer, subject matter expert, learner, manager, and training administrator.
In the context of eLearning, business requirements define conditions that an eLearning solution should meet to align with needs of stakeholders such as content developer, subject-matter expert, learner, manager, and training administrator.
Used in the training industry to refer to the conditions that an eLearning solution should meet in order to satisfy the requirements of the content developer, subject matter expert, the learner, manager and training administrator. Channel Content believes that this needs to be more explicitly formulated so that the criteria for evaluating an eLearning solution should explicitly identify both training and more general operational requirements. In this way, training is more explicitly situated in the context of business goals, and evaluated in terms of its contribution to business objectives.
The business needs which the stakeholders require the project to accomplish. At the start of a project these are usually high level, but as the project develops, these are iteratively refined to an increasing level of detail until they are completely documented in a formal document.
A document containing the set of needs that the customer has that the system is to fulfil.
Business requirements define conditions that any acceptable solution should meet. Businessrequirements identify learner, manager and training administrator needs regarding what the system can do for them.