Supporting dynamic group decision and negotiation processes: A traceability augmented peer-to-peer network approach

Mohan, Kannan; Xu, Peng; Ramesh, Balasubramaniam

doi:10.1016/j.im.2006.04.001

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“…This enables semi-automatic recording of rationale-related traces. The approach has been enhanced further to support product families [119] and Mohan et al [120,121] also have proposed to use it for storing and managing distributed knowledge.…”

Section: Specialized Traceability Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A survey of traceability in requirements engineering and model-driven development

2009

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Traceability-the ability to follow the life of software artifacts-is a topic of great interest to software developers in general, and to requirements engineers and model-driven developers in particular. This article aims to bring those stakeholders together by providing an overview of the current state of traceability research and practice in both areas. As part of an extensive literature survey, we identify commonalities and differences in these areas and uncover several unresolved challenges which affect both domains. A good common foundation for further advances regarding these challenges appears to be a combination of the formal basis and the automated recording opportunities of MDD on the one hand, and the more holistic view of traceability in the requirements engineering domain on the other hand.Keywords Requirements engineering · Model-driven engineering · Model-driven development · Traceability

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Section: Specialized Traceability Toolsmentioning

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A survey of traceability in requirements engineering and model-driven development

2009

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“…②Because of the utility function U i (x)is strictly increasing concave function, and is the quadric differentiable, if combining equation (6)…”

Section: Applied Mechanics and Materials Vols 58-60mentioning

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A Multiple Trading Study of Providers and Consumer Based on Game Theory for P2P E-Commerce

Cao

2011

AMM

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For P2P e-commerce environment of autonomy, heterogeneous, distribution and parallelism, considering behavior characteristics of providers and consumers, proposes a multilateral game model of business and consumers, then puts forward a cooperative algorithm based on game theory for multiple trading. Experimental results show that the algorithm is realized adaptive for dynamic change of commodity supply and demand and overall efficiency.

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“…However, these initiatives are still in an early stage and have potential for improvements [8]. For instance, sourcing decisions involve stakeholders from multiple organizational functions with different information needs [9,10]. A legal department, for example, has different requirements for cloud services than an IT department or the business unit using a cloud service.…”

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A Taxonomic Perspective on Certification Schemes: Development of a Taxonomy for Cloud Service Certification Criteria

Schneider

Lansing

Gao

et al. 2014

2014 47th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Numerous cloud service certifications (CSCs) are emerging in practice. However, in their striving to establish the market standard, CSC initiatives proceed independently, resulting in a disparate collection of CSCs that are predominantly proprietary, based on various standards, and differ in terms of scope, audit process, and underlying certification schemes. Although literature suggests that a certification's design influences its effectiveness, research on CSC design is lacking and there are no commonly agreed structural characteristics of CSCs. Informed by data from 13 expert interviews and 7 cloud computing standards, this paper delineates and structures CSC knowledge by developing a taxonomy for criteria to be assessed in a CSC. The taxonomy consists of 6 dimensions with 28 subordinate characteristics and classifies 328 criteria, thereby building foundations for future research to systematically develop and investigate the efficacy of CSC designs as well as providing a knowledge base for certifiers, cloud providers, and users.

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Supporting dynamic group decision and negotiation processes: A traceability augmented peer-to-peer network approach

Cited by 7 publications

References 33 publications

A survey of traceability in requirements engineering and model-driven development

A survey of traceability in requirements engineering and model-driven development

A Multiple Trading Study of Providers and Consumer Based on Game Theory for P2P E-Commerce

A Taxonomic Perspective on Certification Schemes: Development of a Taxonomy for Cloud Service Certification Criteria

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