Situational Requirement Method System: Knowledge Management in Business Support

Mishra, Deepti; Aydın, Seçil; Mishra, Alok

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-32518-2_33

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“…Aydin and Mishra [24] explored the use of SME in requirement elicitation phase and a preliminary proposal was put forth in the form of a brief communication on the topic. Mishra et al [25] presented a web-based prototype that can assist in creating methods related with this phase and compared it with all the available tools in the literature. The present paper extends the work of Mishra et al [25] and Aydin and Mishra [24] in a substantial way.…”

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“…Mishra et al [25] presented a web-based prototype that can assist in creating methods related with this phase and compared it with all the available tools in the literature. The present paper extends the work of Mishra et al [25] and Aydin and Mishra [24] in a substantial way. Here, the proposed approach and tool is validated by making it accessible to a group of senior software professionals working in 10 large software development organizations.…”

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Knowledge management in requirement elicitation: Situational methods view

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Computer Standards & Interfaces

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In small-scale software development organizations, software engineers are beginning to realize the significance of adapting software development methods according to project conditions. There is a requirement to proliferate this know-how to other developers, who may be facing the same settings/context, so that they too can benefit from others' experiences. In this paper, the application of situational method engineering in requirements elicitation phase is investigated. A novel, simple and dynamic web-based tool, Situational Requirement Method System (SRMS), is developed which can aid in conception/formulation, repository, and elicitation/derivation of methods related with this stage. The proposed approach and tool are validated by distributing a questionnaire among software professionals working in large software companies, and making SRMS accessible to them. The results indicate that a majority of the participants finds SRMS useful and provides various suggestions to improve it.

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Knowledge management in requirement elicitation: Situational methods view

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Mishra

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Computer Standards & Interfaces

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International Journal of Information System Modeling and Design

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Software companies keep evolving their methods for software production, due to the continuous changes in the organizational, technological, and societal context. Implementing changes to existing methods is a complex activity, which depends not only on understanding ‘what' to alter, but also on defining ‘how' to apply the changes. Approaches in the literature are mainly focused on the ‘what', provide only partial answers to the ‘how' question, and offer no concrete toolset to support change. In this paper, we propose and discuss a software toolset that realizes the online method engine (OME) concept and provides a concrete answer to the ‘how' question by supporting the iterative and incremental assessment, improvement, and enactment of methods for software production. The authors describe the technical architecture of our toolset that concretely realizes our previously proposed OME concept, provide details on the method enactment mechanism, and report on a qualitative evaluation based on interviews with experienced industrial practitioners in process improvement.

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Situational Requirement Method System: Knowledge Management in Business Support

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