Requirements engineering paper classification and evaluation criteria: a proposal and a discussion

Wieringa, Roel; Maiden, Neil; Mead, Nancy R.; Rolland, Colette

doi:10.1007/s00766-005-0021-6

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“…evaluative, proposal, solution, opinion etc) dimensions. The horizontal axis in Figure 3 represents research methodologies defined by Runeson et al [49] and vertical axis represents the classification of studies established by Wieringa et al [64]. Evaluations, using case study research methodology dominate among the identified papers with 20 papers, among which two were interview studies that we consider qualitative case studies.…”

Section: Categorization Based On Research Methodologymentioning

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“…evaluation, proposal, opinion, solution, conceptual etc.) defined by Wieringa et al [64]. Moreover, studies were also classified in terms of software techniques, process and methods, and presented a framework to foster OI with technical and methodological dimensions stated above.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…However, the trend declines after that, and it it hard to assess why, since the interest in OI seem to grow in general [29]. [49,64] …”

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“…Requirements engineering is concerned with eliciting and analyzing problems, and finding, implementing, and evaluating the solutions [25,47]. Furthermore, an important aspect of requirements engineering is its multidisciplinary nature [14].…”

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“…A commonly used approach for requirements engineering is the engineering cycle proposed by [47]. The engineering cycle describes six nonlinear steps: problem investigation, solution design, solution validation, solution selection, solution implementation, and implementation evaluation.…”

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Using conceptual models to explore business-ICT alignment in networked value constellations

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In this paper, we introduce e 3 alignment for inter-organizational business-ICT alignment. With the e 3 alignment framework, we create alignment between organizations operating in an agile networked value constellation-which is a set of organizations who jointly satisfy a customer need-by (1) focusing on the interaction between the organizations in the constellation, (2) considering interaction from four different perspectives, and (3) utilizing conceptual modeling techniques to analyze and create alignment within and between the perspectives. By creating inter-organizational business-ICT alignment between the actors in the constellation, e 3 alignment ultimately contributes to a sustainable and profitable constellation. To actually create alignment, e 3 alignment iteratively takes three specific steps: (1) identification of alignment issues, (2) solution design, and (3) impact analysis. We illustrate our approach with cases from the Dutch aviation industry, Spanish electricity industry, and Dutch telecom industry.

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From conference to journal publication: How conference papers in software engineering are extended for publication in journals

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In software engineering (SE) and in the computing disciplines, papers presented at conferences are considered as formal papers and counted when evaluating research productivity of academic staff. In spite of this, conference papers may still be extended for publication in academic journals. In this research, we have studied the process of extension from conference to journal publication, and tried to explain the different purposes these two forms of publication serve in the field. Twenty-two editors in chief and associate editors in chief of major publications in SE and related fields were interviewed, and 122 authors of extended versions of conference papers answered a Web questionnaire regarding the extension of their papers. As a result, the process of extending conference papers for journal publication in SE is recorded. In the conclusion, we comment on the following: (a) the role of the conference in the development of the research work; (b) the review process at the conference and at the journal stage; and (c) the different purposes conference and journal publication fulfill in SE.

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Requirements engineering paper classification and evaluation criteria: a proposal and a discussion

Cited by 773 publications

References 17 publications

Open innovation in software engineering: a systematic mapping study

Open innovation in software engineering: a systematic mapping study

Using conceptual models to explore business-ICT alignment in networked value constellations

From conference to journal publication: How conference papers in software engineering are extended for publication in journals

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