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 **Will is not per se the specification of a requirement** but is used to indicate a statement of fact.  Will statements are not subject to verification. ​ For example: ​ if I want to tell you something about another system I will use “will”. ​ “The XYZ system will have the timing as defined in an ICD 1234.” ​ Or if I am giving a description of something that exists today, I will use “will”. ​ “This report will contain this data…” ​ In a statement of work (SOW) or task order for a vendor or supplier, I use will to communicate something I will do for or provide to the vendor or supplier. **Will is not per se the specification of a requirement** but is used to indicate a statement of fact.  Will statements are not subject to verification. ​ For example: ​ if I want to tell you something about another system I will use “will”. ​ “The XYZ system will have the timing as defined in an ICD 1234.” ​ Or if I am giving a description of something that exists today, I will use “will”. ​ “This report will contain this data…” ​ In a statement of work (SOW) or task order for a vendor or supplier, I use will to communicate something I will do for or provide to the vendor or supplier.
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 +Also see: [[dido:​public:​ra:​xapend:​xapend.b_stds:​tech:​ietf:​2119]]
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