When Requirements Can’t Fly!
In today’s VUCA world - volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous - many projects fail for a subtle reason: some requirements look right but quietly break the rules that hold …
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RMMi 1.0: A New Maturity Model for Requirements Engineering
After several years of research, iterations, and community feedback, the Requirements Maturity Model Integration (RMMi) has reached its first official release: version 1.0. Born …
Integrating Business Events into your Agile Framework
Business Event partitioning has been around for a long time and has helped Business Analysts to improve their requirements discovery and to develop better skills for identifying …
Discovering System Requirements through SysML
For Business Analysts/Requirement Engineers/System Analysts, the greatest innovation brought by the Systems Modeling Language (SysML) is the introduction of 1) the requirement as …
When the rubber hits the road
Introduction There are a number of quality criteria for requirements. IREB Syllabus [1] groups them into three aspects: content, documentation and agreement. The quality aspect …
Tracing Change Requests
One of the biggest challenges in software maintenance is the need to trace incoming change requests to the code affected by those requests. This need is especially acute in large …
Cyber Security Requirements Engineering
Sophisticated functionality and ever-increasing perfection of embedded and distributed IT systems have been made possible through an increasing amount of interconnected …
Modeling Requirements with SysML
In this paper, we will show how the SysML modeling language can be useful to complement the requirements process, i.e. to better define and trace requirements. The Systems …
The Recover Approach
The alignment between requirements and tests and the need for explicit requirements specifications to better support knowledge management in software projects are key quality …
Opportunities & Approaches
Motivation for Requirement Re-Use: When you compare the re-use of requirements with the re-use of designs you may get the impression that re-use of requirements rarely happens. …
Requirements Reuse
In this paper we present the Pattern-Based Requirements Elicitation (PABRE) framework, which proposes the use of Software Requirement Patterns (SRP) as a means to capture and …