NTT DATA

NTT DATA is the global IT services arm of the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) and employs over 130.000 people in more than 50 countries. As one of the leading providers of business and IT solutions, NTT DATA offers end-to-end consulting across the entire value and process chain: from the overall strategic concept to the sustainable design of efficient processes, their implementation in IT and the secure operation of IT systems.

NTT DATA supports customers in the essential areas of their business. Through many years of expertise, NTT DATA is a competent partner with end-to-end solutions - from the idea, to the conception, to the sustainable implementation of solutions. NTT DATA accompanies the realization of new and innovative business models and technologies in order to leverage the potential of current and future trends. In this context, digitalization and new technologies play a decisive role in the future viability of customer-oriented, qualitative and profitable individual support for the end customer.

Our NTT DATA Requirements Engineering community has many years of professional Requirements Engineering experience in IT Projects and non- IT Projects.
We combine the IT know-how with strong methodical and professional competence. All RE employees are IREB Certified Professionals for Requirements Engineering (CPRE). Our methods are based on the latest knowledge of the defined guidelines of the International Requirements Engineering Board.

We see ourselves as a partner and intermediary between business and IT, because we speak the language of both the worlds. Through our methodology, our know-how and our commitment, we offer our customers modern, flexible and need-oriented Requirements Engineering.

In particular, we offer:

• Requirements Engineering as a complete consulting service
• Short-term and selective RE coaching in ongoing projects
• Training and certification
• Review support by tool-assisted quality control of the documentation
• Development of customer-specific RE guidelines