Answer Posted / nilanjan saha
SRS----System requirement Specifications means the mutual
understanding of both the sides, What client wants and what
the organization supposed to provide. it may change
continuously as per the feedback from both the sides.
BRS---Business requirement Specification, which means those
business rules should be followed at time of building the
product, few basic rules ,policies need to be followed, some
domain related documents.
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