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Ready is a book for anyone tired of underdelivery, chronic rework, and unclear requirements in their software development pipeline.

You may already have tried investing in team execution skills, improved implementation of your process framework, or refurbishing the code and still need more improvement.

This is because the principal constraint for most software development teams is not team skills, it's requirements maturity. Even mature teams with the right skills still struggle when they are working to immature requirements.

Ready introduces RMF (Requirements Maturation Flow), a practical and deeply structured approach to aligning Product and Engineering without replacing your existing process.

Whether you're using Scrum, Kanban, or something custom, RMF helps you stabilize scope, eliminate carryover, and deliver what actually matters.

If your teams feel stuck at the edge of \"almost done\", this book will show you how to break the cycle and unblock your team(s) for good.

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