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e-Government Requirement Elicitation
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2003The quality and productivity of e-Government is measured by its successful usage for country development. The e-Government requirement is one of the most important features, which must be elicited from related stakeholders. The e-Government crisis normally comes from the shortage or unqualified IT Man, Machine, Money, Methodology, and Management (5M ...
Wichian Chutimaskul
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Eliciting gaps in requirements change
Requirements Engineering, 2004We consider requirements change due to system evolution which results from contextual forces such as the decision to standardise practices across subsidiaries of a company. Our experience with the financial branch of the French Renault group is that eliciting change requirements poses its own specific problems.
Rolland, Colette +2 more
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A Collaborative Approach to Requirements Elicitation
2007 11th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design, 2007The requirements elicitation of a system is a complex task. The different viewpoints and the need for negotiation make this stage of the software development process risky and susceptible to failures. The traditional elicitation approach based on interviews and questionnaires do not help.
Viviane Laporti +2 more
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Managing Ethical Requirements Elicitation
2023The process of Requirements Elicitation (RE) demands from a software development team the need to communicate and engage with a variety of stakeholders, for numerous purposes regarding many aspects of the project. The aim is to translate the needs of the “customer” into accurate and actionable requirements.
Errikos Siakas +5 more
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A user requirements elicitation tool
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 2001Use cases are nowadays the favoured technique for defining the functional requirements of a software system. Their use implies that most of the desired functionality of the new system is well known. The aim of this work is a methodological proposal (and a tool to support it) to accurately define this functionality, starting from the way the end users ...
Miguel A. Laguna +2 more
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Combining ontologies for requirements elicitation
2015 IEEE International Model-Driven Requirements Engineering Workshop (MoDRE), 2015A variety of ontologies are used to define and represent knowledge in many domains. Many ontological approaches have been successfully applied in the field of Requirements Engineering. In order to successfully harness the disparate ontologies, researchers have focused on various ontology merging techniques.
Xiaobu Yuan, Shubhrendu Tripathi
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Requirements Elicitation with and for Older Adults
IEEE Software, 2008The study investigated the strengths and weaknesses of existing user-centered design (UCD) methods for eliciting requirements from older adults. A case study in which older people are involved in designing, developing, and evaluating a virtual-garden prototype.
Helena Sustar +2 more
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Process research in requirements elicitation
2013 3rd International Workshop on Empirical Requirements Engineering (EmpiRE), 2013Empirical research is starting to be more used in the area of requirements elicitation. It mostly focuses on the effects of techniques in the final product of the elicitation process in laboratory experiments. Our argument is that future advances in requirements elicitation practice are unlikely to come from such studies.
Tore Dybå, Daniela S. Cruzes
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