The airport operations digital ART treats performance, security, and availability as production-only surprises. What built-in quality concern should the RTE raise?
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Short Explanation
A runway that looks painted but cannot take a loaded jet is not done. Performance, security, and uptime are part of the product, not a gift you add after go-live. Built-in quality puts those constraints on the work from the start.
Full Explanation
Nonfunctional requirements such as performance, security, and availability are first-class built-in quality concerns, not production afterthoughts. On an airport operations digital ART, ignoring NFRs until live traffic creates operational and safety risk. The RTE raises NFRs as constraints that guide design, testing, and System Demos throughout the PI. Capital-plan-only treatment, Release on Demand delay, and stretch-only handling all leave NFRs outside the quality system.