Requirements Engineering in the Software Process

Hofmann, Hubert F.

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-07965-1_3

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“…Business consultants and project managers are two examples of types of stakeholder who are of particular interest to the RE process, as their remit requires strong communication skills [24].…”

Section: Stakeholder Participation and Selectionmentioning

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Communication issues in requirements elicitation: a content analysis of stakeholder experiences

Coughlan

Lycett

Macredie

2003

Information and Software Technology

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The gathering of stakeholder requirements comprises an early, but continuous and highly critical stage in system development. This phase in development is subject to a large degree of error, influenced by key factors rooted in communication problems. This pilot study builds upon an existing theory-based categorisation of these problems through presentation of a four-dimensional framework on communication. Its structure is validated through a content analysis of interview data, from which themes emerge, that can be assigned to the dimensional categories, highlighting any problematic areas. The paper concludes with a discussion on the utilisation of the framework for requirements elicitation exercises.

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Section: Stakeholder Participation and Selectionmentioning

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Communication issues in requirements elicitation: a content analysis of stakeholder experiences

Coughlan

Lycett

Macredie

2003

Information and Software Technology

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“…Requirements are the source of product development's design, implementation, and validation phases. Compiling requirements by systematically studying, analyzing, and refining users' needs is called requirements engineering (RE) (Hofmann 2013). The main result of RE is called system specification, which is a brief statement of the requirements that the system must meet to fulfil a contract or standard (IEEE 1996).…”

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Prioritizing Critical Success Factors of Requirements Engineering using Analytical Hierarchy Process

Eitiveni

Hutapea

2023

J. Sistem Inf. (J. Inf. Sys.)

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Requirements engineering is not as straightforward as asking stakeholders what they want the information systems to do. In most cases, their vision tends to be limited by the status quo. Eliciting a complete set of requirements that fulfil every gap and withstand scrutiny during validation is challenging. Hence, it is important to consider various factors influencing the success of requirements engineering. This paper identifies and prioritizes multiple critical success factors of requirements engineering using the Analytical Hierarchy Process. The initial model was developed from literature review and validated using evidence from an empirical study. Quantitative data was collected through a questionnaire and then analyzed to rank the success criteria and critical success factors. The results show that the user satisfaction is the most important success criterion, while the clear definition of project scopes and goals is the most critical factor for the success of requirements engineering.

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Redesign des Requirements Engineering in Netzwerken für Smart Products

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Requirements Engineering in the Software Process

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Communication issues in requirements elicitation: a content analysis of stakeholder experiences

Communication issues in requirements elicitation: a content analysis of stakeholder experiences

Prioritizing Critical Success Factors of Requirements Engineering using Analytical Hierarchy Process

Redesign des Requirements Engineering in Netzwerken für Smart Products

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