For a Solutions Architect, Non-Functional Requirements (NFR) are a requirement that specifies criteria that judge the operation of a system, as opposed to specific behaviours. NFRs define how a system is supposed to be, while functional requirements define what the system is supposed to do. 

A comprehensive list of NFRs can be created through discussion with stakeholders and can be organized using a mind map. An example of NFRs for a Video On Demand platform is provided, with a focus on the requirements for storing and making files available across devices.

Here, you’re getting a ready-to-use template you can apply immediately to your current or next project.

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