Composition of Aspectual Requirements: A Multi-criteria Process for Conflict Resolution

Amroune, Mohamed; Zarour, Nacer Eddine; Charrel, Pierre Jean; Inglebert, Jean-Michel

doi:10.3923/jse.2014.75.88

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“…Challenges [4] Conflict resolution [12] Conflict resolution [10] Conflict resolution [42] Communication [6] Decision making [35] Decision making [9] Decision making and conflict resolution [17] Performance of RN tool [16] Performance [24] Managing requirement changes [18] Performance [43] Communication [20] Communication [22] Communication [19] Communication [44] Requirement analysis [41] Managing requirement changes [11] Conflict resolution [1] Decision making [45] Decision making and conflict resolution [36] Decision making [46] Decision making [47] Performance [33] Decision Making [15] Performance [2] Conflict resolution [38] Decision-making [48] Decision-making [49] Performance and Decision making [13] Performance [14] Performance [8] Decision-making and performance [21] Communication [50] Decision-making VI. RESEARCH FINDINGS During searching and data extraction from the selected papers, many challenges were identified in software requirements negotiation.…”

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“…Secondly, a lot of time is wasted to resolve the differences in heterogeneous stakeholders [4]. However, various studies indicated a lack of conflict identification and resolution techniques [10,12]. Although conflict techniques have been developed recently to address conflict as in [11], better conflict resolution mechanisms are needed that will provide proper detection and resolution of conflict.…”

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“…Firstly, [7][8][9] proposed decision-making techniques to support stakeholders in decision-making during requirements negotiation. Similarly, the process models in [2,4,[10][11][12] assist in resolving requirements conflict. The studies provide process models to aid conflict identification and resolution process.…”

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Composition of Aspectual Requirements: A Multi-criteria Process for Conflict Resolution

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Software Requirements Negotiation: A Review on Challenges

Software Requirements Negotiation: A Review on Challenges

Techno–ecological synergies of solar energy for global sustainability

Simulation of stand-alone floating photovoltaic and battery systems

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