Software Compliance Requirements, Factors, and Policies: A Systematic Literature Review

Mubarkoot, Mohammed; Altmann, Jörn; Rasti−Barzoki, Morteza; Egger, Bernhard; Lee, Hye-Jin

doi:10.1016/j.cose.2022.102985

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“…Non-compliance may result in legal complications (Venson, Boehm, and Clark, 2023). Mubarkoot et al (2022) also demonstrated that strong data management solutions are required to ensure the security and integrity of sensitive information while complying with various requirements. These solutions are stated in ISO/IEC 27001.…”

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“…The SPPAP process in Singapore may be an example of very strict enforcement of regulatory checks in BD, but the importance of regulatory enforcement to ensure building safety is reflected in disasters such as the collapse of scores of buildings in the recent earthquake in Türkiye (Beaumont, 2023) and in the United Kingdom's new Building Safety Act passed in April 2022 which considers the benefits of mandatory error detection in BD. Regulatory compliance and checks are also prevalent in other processes like business operations (Mustapha et al, 2020) , occupational health and safety (Tompa et al, 2016), and software design (Mubarkoot et al, 2022). In their review, Tompa et al(2016) further makes a distinction between ICED23 the regulatory approach and the policy levers/ enforcement strategies to explain the regulatory compliance process.…”

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Design Process Modelling to Measure Engineering Productivity in Building Design

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A multi-domain Matrix (MDM) is used to identify and analyse rework loops within the Building Design (BD) process caused by building regulations. To model this process, we used information from official documents, plans of work, email archives, and anecdotal evidence as a case study. Findings reveal that MDM can identify the rework loops caused by building regulations, this information forms the basis to improve current BD processes. The complexity of the rework loop including the processes, people and, deliverables involved in the rework loop is also identified. Further analysis can also use the MDM to estimate the costs incurred with each rework cycle. This MDM can also identify rework loops in other engineering design processes due to design changes.This study is part of a PhD project exploring engineering productivity in the construction industry using DRM. The results present an MDM that provides situation-specific insight, offering areas of process improvement, and support through engineering productivity measurement. This is one of the few studies that models rework loops in the BD process caused by regulations.

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“…Problem Extensive work was conducted on processing and analyzing regulatory acts in RE and AI&Law research. Nevertheless, some challenges remain unresolved as there is still a "gap between engineers and legal experts" [9]. In research that considers the automatic processing of regulatory acts without legal experts' involvement, there is no agreement about the semantic concepts that can be automatically extracted from regulatory acts [10].…”

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Vision for an Artefact-based Approach to Regulatory Requirements Engineering

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Proceedings of the 15th ACM / IEEE International Symposium on Empirical Software Engineering and Measurement (ESEM)

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Background: Nowadays, regulatory requirements engineering (regulatory RE) faces challenges of interdisciplinary nature that cannot be tackled due to existing research gaps. Aims: We envision an approach to solve some of the challenges related to the nature and complexity of regulatory requirements, the necessity for domain knowledge, and the involvement of legal experts in regulatory RE. Method: We suggest the qualitative analysis of regulatory texts combined with the further case study to develop an empirical foundation for our research. Results: We outline our vision for the application of extended artefact-based modeling for regulatory RE. Conclusions: Empirical methodology is an essential instrument to address interdisciplinarity and complexity in regulatory RE. Artefact-based modeling supported by empirical results can solve a particular set of problems while not limiting the application of other methods and tools and facilitating the interaction between different fields of practice and research. CCS Concepts• Software and its engineering → Requirements analysis; • Applied computing → Law.

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Software Compliance Requirements, Factors, and Policies: A Systematic Literature Review

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