Computer System Architects (CSA), in association with its research company Information System Architects (ISA), can draw upon more than 50 elapsed years experience of delivering leading edge technology solutions and associated consultancy throughout Europe. As a result of this experience ISA has developed a uniquely effective requirements handling methodology (G-MARC) and supporting suite of software tools which is aimed at ensuring that any project is able to commence with a clear and unambiguous statement of requirements of measurable quality and which is structurally and functionally correct. There is a steadily increasing appreciation in all sectors of the importance of this subject and a number of major international organisations, such as the EEC, in Brussels, the European Space Agency and many Government organisations, have devoted significant effort to exploring ways of addressing this pivotal problem.

Getting the specification of requirements right is a vitally important feature of the start phase of EVERY development project. A survey, carried out by the US based Standish Group, of executive managers' opinions as to why projects are impaired and are ultimately cancelled, ranked incomplete requirements top of the list. As a result of the successful application of its unique methodology across all kinds of projects CSA has specialised in this area for more than 30 years.

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