Requirement Management Framework In Agile Software Development: A Comprehensive Model for Managing Change, Scope and Stakeholder Expectations

Agile Software Development (ASD) is a revolutionary method that tackles the difficulties presented by changing needs in different sectors. It explores the essential domain of Requirement Management (RM) in the Agile environment, which is a critical element in attaining successful product development objectives. This research examines the importance of Requirement Prioritization (RP) in improving the processes of planning, scheduling, and budget management. It provides a thorough examination of RP specifically in the context of Agile methodologies. The research examines the intricacies of Agile Requirement Engineering and does a comparative analysis of Requirement Management procedures in various Agile Software Development (SD) approaches. The Agile context involves the examination of Quality Requirement (QR) management practices, including approaches such as SCRUM, LSD, Kanban, DSDM, XP, FDD, ASD, and AUP. This research fully examines the issues associated with handling shifting needs, notwithstanding the benefits of Agile.