"Software Requirements Best practices" vs. "Mastering the Demand Process"

Recently the company wants to examine the demand skills, take a time to sum up experience, improve skills, after work to read two books on demand, one is the company as a demand for personnel textbooks, "Software needs best practice" m, one is "mastering the demand process of the third edition" James Robertson, Now I'll talk about my views on the two books.

"Mastering the demand Process" is my own purchase of the book, at that time, the work is not happy, a day in the library, in the needs & software process knowledge of the sea for a day, bought this I think keep up with the times and the case and the theory of the book (think closely follow the Times is because the way it speaks of both the traditional and the For example, the demand capture method can be mentioned in the use of wikis, visible, it is suggested that a certain Software engineering foundation, have a certain need for analysis of the experience of people reading.

"Software Requirements Best practices" is required by the company, the general assessment of the need for the ability to use this book as the standard. This book is very close to the actual, is a need to practice in the guide book, the content is simple and easy to understand, the first person can read. However, by so many read and respected books on the network incredibly difficult to buy, do not know why, but, I speculate that there may be: 1. After all, is the domestic books, although written well, but in Hao such as the ocean's industry classics may not be in the top, that is, although our company respected, does not represent the entire industry respected, no sales will not be updated and published, the results are gradually outdated, the final elimination, the United States its name Yue flourished 2. Another possibility is that the book is too hot, but because it is known as a best practice, it is natural to write a book in practice, and because there is no more practice, the author has no way to continue to update and publish again. Of course, these are small guesses, but also I am puzzled about this phenomenon.