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Identification of Conflicts in User Story Requirements Using The Clustering Algorithm
CENiM, 2022In a software development life cycle, a critical phase that must be an important concern is the phase of exploring user requirement. In Agile Software Development, user requirements are written in a user story.
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On Ethically-Sensitive User Story Engineering
International Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering, 2021The increasingly anthropomorphic, at times even autocratic, nature of software, exhibited during routine activities such as decision-making, question-answering, or recommending, has only contributed to the enduring issue of software ethics.
Pankaj Kamthan, Nazlie Shahmir
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Proceedings of the 2007 symposium on Computer human interaction for the management of information technology, 2007
In this paper, we describe how user roles and persona accurately target a product's audience. Beginning with the definition of user roles and personas, we show how user roles feed the persona creation process. Personas then serve as the primary design communication vehicle within the product team.
Velda Bartek, Virginia Hill
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In this paper, we describe how user roles and persona accurately target a product's audience. Beginning with the definition of user roles and personas, we show how user roles feed the persona creation process. Personas then serve as the primary design communication vehicle within the product team.
Velda Bartek, Virginia Hill
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Interactions, 2013
User stories are one of the most popular alternatives to traditional user requirement specifications (see Figure 1). But despite their promising name, user stories are not about – and don’t necessarily help – users at all. In most cases, user stories are written about roles that users adopt and take no account of the needs and behaviours of real users.
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User stories are one of the most popular alternatives to traditional user requirement specifications (see Figure 1). But despite their promising name, user stories are not about – and don’t necessarily help – users at all. In most cases, user stories are written about roles that users adopt and take no account of the needs and behaviours of real users.
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On Marketable User Stories for Customer Satisfaction [PDF]
, 2021 The profitability, reputability, and sustainability of any organization depend intrinsically on customer satisfaction. In the context of an agile project, this paper proposes a set of conceptual models that form an input to a customer-centered, market-oriented, user story engineering process aiming to provide a continual positive customer experience ...
Nazlie Shahmir, Pankaj Kamthan
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User Story Extraction from Online News for Software Requirements Elicitation: A Conceptual Model
International Joint Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering, 2019To specify good requirements, system analysts need to understand the domain knowledge of the system. There are several techniques in requirements elicitation to improve domain knowledge understanding, such as user interviews, questioners, document ...
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2019 IEEE 27th International Requirements Engineering Conference Workshops (REW), 2019
Although users feel more engaged when they are involved in the elicitation, negotiation and prioritization of requirements for a product or service they are using, the quality of crowdsourced requirements remains an issue.
A. Menkveld, S. Brinkkemper, F. Dalpiaz
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Although users feel more engaged when they are involved in the elicitation, negotiation and prioritization of requirements for a product or service they are using, the quality of crowdsourced requirements remains an issue.
A. Menkveld, S. Brinkkemper, F. Dalpiaz
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Chatbot-mediated Personal Daily Context Modeling upon User Story Graph
International Conference on Technologies and Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 2019This paper proposes a computer-understandable presentation as user story graph and a method for obtaining users’ daily context using a conversational interface.
Ying-hong Li, H. Shibata, Y. Takama
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Proceedings of the 33rd international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval, 2010
Using data collections available on the Internet has for many people became the main medium for staying informed about the world. Many of these collections are in nature dynamic, evolving as the subjects they describe change. The goal of different research areas is to identify and highlight these changes to better enable readers to track stories.
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Using data collections available on the Internet has for many people became the main medium for staying informed about the world. Many of these collections are in nature dynamic, evolving as the subjects they describe change. The goal of different research areas is to identify and highlight these changes to better enable readers to track stories.
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User stories to user reality: A DevOps approach for the cloud
2016 IEEE International Conference on Recent Trends in Electronics, Information & Communication Technology (RTEICT), 2016The ‘DevOps’ phenomenon that advocates a collaborative and unified method for delivering software, has been gaining tremendous attention from various sectors of the IT industry with organizations adopting this movement exhibiting significant growth in performance.
Rahul Punjabi, Ruhi Bajaj
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