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	Requirements Engineering Springer-Verlag         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-10 of 25 reviews Date Reviewed     Mending the patchwork of requirements from multiple standards using participative goal modelling: a case in the food industry Barata J., Cunha P. Requirements Engineering 23(4): 425-441, 2018.  Type: Article It is a truth, especially in Europe and the US, that with the emergence of new regulations such as eIDAS (EU 910/2014), the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, EU 679/2016), and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability... Jan 18 2019   Understanding requirement prioritization artifacts: a systematic mapping study Thakurta R. Requirements Engineering 22(4): 491-526, 2017.  Type: Article Requirement prioritization is important in software development for several reasons. First and foremost, software products are created to fulfill some intended purpose characterized in terms of business goals or mission objectives. Typ... Jun 6 2018   Agile requirements handling in a service-oriented taxonomy of capabilities Hannay J., Brathen K., Mevassvik O. Requirements Engineering 22(2): 289-314, 2017.  Type: Article Enterprises often grow through mergers and acquisitions in response to the needs created by prevalent market conditions. While mergers may strategically position an organization to meet the market needs, the organization also inherits ... Jan 29 2018   Validation of formal specifications through transformation and animation Mashkoor A., Jacquot J. Requirements Engineering 22(4): 433-451, 2017.  Type: Article A validation check between a design and its implementation is usually done in order to validate the correctness of the requirements for any system. It is crucial to check that the requirements are correct when the system is developed. ... Jan 18 2018   An automated framework for detection and resolution of cross references in legal texts Sannier N., Adedjouma M., Sabetzadeh M., Briand L. Requirements Engineering 22(2): 215-237, 2017.  Type: Article What can we do when faced with many documents, often while trying to explore or make new documents related to existing ones? It is especially significant in the legislative process. Cross referencing various yet-to-be-published documen... Aug 21 2017   Repetition between stakeholder (user) and system requirements Ellis-Braithwaite R., Lock R., Dawson R., King T. Requirements Engineering 22(2): 167-190, 2017.  Type: Article While stakeholder or user requirements (URs) should have corresponding system requirements (SysR), the purpose of these requirements is fundamentally different. URs are focused more on defining the problem, while SysR define the soluti... Aug 10 2017   Analyzing and predicting software integration bugs using network analysis on requirements dependency network Wang J., Wang Q. Requirements Engineering 21(2): 161-184, 2016.  Type: Article When estimating software development projects, most companies are good at computing how much time and money to spend for the design, implementation, and unit test phases. However, when it comes to planning the integration and system te... Aug 5 2016   Reusable knowledge in security requirements engineering: a systematic mapping study Souag A., Mazo R., Salinesi C., Comyn-Wattiau I. Requirements Engineering 21(2): 251-283, 2016.  Type: Article Data breaches, zero-day vulnerabilities, and attacks exploiting components core to global information technology (IT) infrastructure have become a mainstay of technology news over the last couple years. Researchers and practitioners al... Jul 22 2016   Finding and resolving security misusability with misusability cases Faily S., Fléchais I. Requirements Engineering 21(2): 209-223, 2016.  Type: Article Scenarios are used in both security design and usability design, but these two do not necessarily overlap. Usability design scenarios are concerned more with the personal and occupational goals of legitimate system users. Security scen... Jul 21 2016   Exploring cognitive style and task-specific preferences for process representations Figl K., Recker J. Requirements Engineering 21(1): 63-85, 2016.  Type: Article Modeling a business process can help one understand the process; it can also be used to communicate the process. Later on, the model can be used to execute the process, to derive a software implementation for it, or to enhance the proc... Jun 20 2016       Display 510152550100 per column
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