Hindrance to Requirements Engineering During Software Development with Globally Distributed Teams

Abstract

With the increase in the availability of skilled software engineers, the process of global software development is being increasingly adopted by organizations, at a relatively lesser cost. This has led to software processes being more viable in a progressive manner for several reasons that include better communication technologies and the levels of maturity seen in the software industry.That being said, Organizations that undertake the decision of adopting Global software development should realize that this process isn't exactly a risk-free action and there have been many failures reported with regard to it. The existing bools of globally distributed projects portray a number of challenges. During the interactive phase, the need for particular consideration towards the requirements of the client and the globally dispersed distributed software provider teams has been indicated.This paper makes use of surveys collected from IT professionals and people working in the software industry in order to present realistic insights gathered from them.

Securing Software Development: A Holistic Exploration of Security Awareness in Software Development Teams

“…The rising number of security problems in recent years, forced the research community to put security concerns at the top of their list of priorities (Anwar Mohammad et al, 2019). Security should be a part of the whole SDLC process, and it should be a part of it right from the start, in the requirements phase (Mahmood et al, 2022;Sonmez & Kilic, 2021). Requirement Engineering is the fundamental and crucial phase in SDLC (Batta & Srivastava, 2021), because this stage is persuaded over to the remaining phases of SDLC (Fernández et al, 2019) (Melegati et al, 2019;Ambreen et al, 2016;Mall, 2018;Khan et al, 2021).…”