Business Process-based Requirements Modeling and Management

Pichler, Mario; Rumetshofer, Hildegard

doi:10.1109/rev.2006.1

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“…The first aspect is focusing on visualization of the structure and relationships between requirements described for example in [12] [13][17] [18]. Secondly requirements visualization is supporting elicitation [20] and decision making activities [19]. Finally, some work is done to create a visual representation of requirements and their attributes based on a formal language, like in [14] [15] or even visualize these representations [21].…”

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“…Our approach, which is using similar types of 2 dimensional bar charts as described in [20] presents visualization of another aspect in requirements management process, visualizing the scope changes over time. The scoping process in our method is visualized and can provide valuable input for process improvement frameworks such as REPT [22].…”

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Visualization of Feature Survival in Platform-Based Embedded Systems Development for Improved Understanding of Scope Dynamics

Wnuk

Regnell

Karlsson

2008

2008 Requirements Engineering Visualization

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This paper presents a method for visualizing the scoping process in platform-based development of embedded systems. The proposed visualization shows the decision process of including or excluding features that are candidates for the next release. The presented visualization charts are evaluated in a large-size embedded system platform project. The evaluation indicates that the visualization of feature survival and scope dynamics can improve the understanding of the decision process of platform scoping in real industrial projects. Future work includes dealing with the relations between features and system requirements, improving user interaction as well as visualizing statistical measures of efficiency of the scoping process.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Visualization of Feature Survival in Platform-Based Embedded Systems Development for Improved Understanding of Scope Dynamics

Wnuk

Regnell

Karlsson

2008

2008 Requirements Engineering Visualization

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“…The approach of requirements engineering that concentrates on the visualization of requirements has been presented by [74]. Moreover, the end-to-end business process approach proposed by [75] is dependent on this scenario approach.…”

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Process-Oriented Requirements Engineering: User-Centric LORS Framework

Al-Sabri¹,

Al‐Mashari²

2017

JSEA

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In recent years, the process orientation requirements engineering field has received significant interest. However, dealing with ordinary users within an enterprise for developing as-is business process is very complex because this requires skills, responsibility, knowledge, and expertise of business processes. This research answers the following questions: 1) how to systematically gather information regarding as-is business process requirements in an informal environment and by non-expert users? and 2) how can an enterprise refine the identified business process with a semantic process model? The primary purpose of this research is to develop a supporting framework that is suitable for the definition of an as-is business process to be deployed within the enterprise environment. Hence, the focus is on gathering requirements to define the as-is business process. This framework concentrates on three significant aspects of this process: development, refinement, and serialization the semantics of the process model. To accomplish this objective, the LORS framework has been proposed, which consists of four phases (List, Order, Refinement, and Serialization). The framework presents a new unique technique to identify the business process, refine the process, and generate the model semantics. This study assumes that a simple and complete framework will help non-expert users define a high-quality as-is process, such that enhance and facilitate the matching process with existing reference models. We present a case study, evaluate the case study relative to specified criteria, and research the limitations and implications discovered from our research. This research concludes that the LORS framework is simple, flexible, visible, interactive, dynamic, and effective.

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“…But the model is not semantic in nature. A requirements engineering approach which focuses on the visualization of requirements has been presented in [3]. But it also lacks from semantic representation of requirements and reusability of its specifications.…”

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Evaluation of Object Oriented Requirements Engineering Frameworks: A Study

Banerjee¹,

Sarkar²

2012

IJCA

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With the growing demand of Object Oriented paradigm in the development of large scale information system, a "good" requirements engineering framework has become essential for analysis of requirements and related models for such system. Though various proposals of requirements engineering frameworks are exist in the literatures but they are varied in the specification mechanism of the requirements and the exploration of object oriented paradigm in the process. This paper has summarized the available object oriented requirements engineering frameworks with their relative advantages and disadvantages. On next, several features have been proposed and described which are essential to characterize the quality and usability of such frameworks. Based on those features a detailed comparative study also has been performed for the available frameworks. Finally, several potential issues have been described as future research directions for object oriented requirements engineering frameworks.

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Business Process-based Requirements Modeling and Management

Cited by 10 publications

References 3 publications

Visualization of Feature Survival in Platform-Based Embedded Systems Development for Improved Understanding of Scope Dynamics

Visualization of Feature Survival in Platform-Based Embedded Systems Development for Improved Understanding of Scope Dynamics

Process-Oriented Requirements Engineering: User-Centric LORS Framework

Evaluation of Object Oriented Requirements Engineering Frameworks: A Study

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