ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Are you confused about what should be in your Software Acquisition Pathway program's Capability Needs Statement (CNS)? You are not alone! One of the most frequent requests we receive is for a sample CNS. If only it was that easy! Never fear; our recently released Tactical Guide called Cracking the CNS Code will provide you with the practical insight you need to develop a CNS that will be effective for your program. We'll also talk about the Cracking the CNS Code's complementary supplement called How Does a CNS Drive the Process for Creating Working Software?
What Will Attendees Learn?
• What a CNS is
• Strategies for and approaches to creating a CNS
• How to break down your approved CNS into backlog items
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