Requirements prioritization with respect to Geographically Distributed Stakeholders

Ahmad, Azeem; Shahzad, Aamir; Padmanabhuni, V. Kumar; Mansoor, Ali; Joseph, Sushma; Arshad, Zaki

doi:10.1109/csae.2011.5952853

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“…Although, requirement prioritization techniques constitute a number of benefits, however; existing techniques have many limitations, including: interdependencies between requirements are not taken into account [47], [50], [53]- [58], error-prone [47]- [53], simple/informal ranking or grouping with no priority value of requirements [48], [52], [69]- [72], [61]- [68], for small number of stakeholders and could confuse stakeholders [57], [61], [64], [66]- [68], [70], [73], [74], complex [47], [54], [70], [76], [82]- [87], unscalable [55], [58], [61], [70], [76], [82], [87]- [94], timeconsuming [50], [51], [94], [54], [70], [78], [84], [88], [89], [92], [93], Unsuitable for large number of requirements [50],…”

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Role of Requirement Prioritization Technique to Improve the Quality of Highly-Configurable Systems

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Highly-configurable systems are such systems which are not developed for single scenario. However, perhaps they have variable functionality and they are developed for hybrid scenarios. Producing a good highly-configurable system within time and with customer satisfaction is not easy. Handling requirements effectively in such a way that it take least time to market, is one of the most difficult tasks in highly-configurable system. In this paper, a quantitative requirement prioritization technique for highlyconfigurable systems is proposed. This technique involves all stakeholders and can be used primarily for large scale software projects. The proposed technique is evaluated by taking a case study of the highlyconfigurable point of sale for automotive industry. The result shows that the proposed technique provides promising results and can be enhanced with more future work. INDEX TERMS Customer value creation, highly-configurable system, quantitative approach, requirement prioritization.

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Section: B: Requirement Prioritizationmentioning

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“…The quality of software is directly proportional to the quality of requirement implementation. The more efforts in RE stage means more success of software development [6][7][8]. In most cases failure of software is due to RE failure [9].…”

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Requirement implementation model (RIM) in the context of global software development

Yaseen

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Ali

et al. 2015

2015 International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies (ICICT)

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CONTXEXT:-Success of any Software depends on the successful implementation of all of the Requirements. The paper is about successful implementation of requirement engineering (RE) practices in the context of global software development (GSD). OBJECTIVE:Development of requirement implementation model (RIM) which can address the challenges and success factors in successful implementation of the requirements elicited through efficient RE practices. METHOD: -Systematic literature review (SLR) and empirical research study will be used for the aforesaid objective. SLR is based on a planned protocol and is more thorough and systematic than ordinary literature survey. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: -The expected results of this study will be RIM that will help vendor organizations for better elicitation, analysing, specifying, manage and validate requirements.

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“…RE is a systematic way of collecting requirements from user in a proper way by applying various elicitation techniques [1,2]. RE consist of four phases [17].…”

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Critical Challenges for Requirement Implementation in Global Software Development: A Systematic Literature Review Protocol with Preliminary Results

Ali¹,

Yaseen²

2019

IJCA

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Context: Successful requirement engineering (RE) leads to successful delivery of software. There exist a lot of challenges during RE process especially in Global Software Development (GSD). The aim of this study is to find challenges during RE in context of GSD. Objective:The objective is to find and analyze the challenges in RE process.Method: Systematic Literature Review (SLR) is used as research method to achieve the goals.Result: SLR protocol is developed. Expected output of this study is to list out all challenges which the stakeholders are facing in implementing RE in the context of GSD through SLR. As a result of SLR protocol, 71 papers are identified. KeywordsSystematic Literature Review; Requirement engineering; Requirement Implementation; Global Software Development; Systematic Literature Review Protocol.S. Sakthivel [15] says that experience with new technologies and the complexities arises from technologies are considered as barrier in path of negotiations and discussing requirements.

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Requirements prioritization with respect to Geographically Distributed Stakeholders

Cited by 24 publications

References 7 publications

Role of Requirement Prioritization Technique to Improve the Quality of Highly-Configurable Systems

Role of Requirement Prioritization Technique to Improve the Quality of Highly-Configurable Systems

Requirement implementation model (RIM) in the context of global software development

Critical Challenges for Requirement Implementation in Global Software Development: A Systematic Literature Review Protocol with Preliminary Results

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