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Collaborative Management of Requirements Using Semantic Wiki Modules

Catarina Marques-Lucena, Carlos Agostinho, Elsa Marcelino-Jesus, João Sarraipa, Ricardo Jardim‐Gonçalves

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Abstract

Nowadays, when management of requirements is considered one of the principal endeavors causes of success or failure, enterprises need to find a systematic way to promote effective methods for the elicitation of requirements, jointly working in collaboration with stakeholders and developers. However, most of the tools for requirements management are not simple enough to encourage the stakeholders' participation. Contributing towards this goal, this paper responds with a proposal to facilitate collaborative requirements management, which supports the four classical processes of requirements management: elicitation, analysis, specification and validation. The elicitation and analysis of requirements is made with the support of wiki-based front-ends and then, the requirements are specified and handled in an ontology, thus enabling advanced reasoning capabilities able to support the requirements validation and enterprises' resources management (e.g. Prioritize solutions) during the course of products and services development lifecycle.

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Nowadays, when management of requirements is considered one of the principal endeavors causes of success or failure, enterprises need to find a systematic way to promote effective methods for the elicitation of requirements, jointly working in collaboration with stakeholders and developers. However, most of the tools for requirements management are not simple enough to encourage the stakeholders' participation. Contributing towards this goal, this paper responds with a proposal to facilitate collaborative requirements management, which supports the four classical processes of requirements management: elicitation, analysis, specification and validation. The elicitation and analysis of requirements is made with the support of wiki-based front-ends and then, the requirements are specified and handled in an ontology, thus enabling advanced reasoning capabilities able to support the requirements validation and enterprises' resources management (e.g. Prioritize solutions) during the course of products and services development lifecycle.

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Nowadays, when management of requirements is considered one of the principal endeavors causes of success or failure, enterprises need to find a systematic way to promote effective methods for the elicitation of requirements, jointly working in collaboration with stakeholders and developers. However, most of the tools for requirements management are not simple enough to encourage the stakeholders' participation. Contributing towards this goal, this paper responds with a proposal to facilitate collaborative requirements management, which supports the four classical processes of requirements management: elicitation, analysis, specification and validation. The elicitation and analysis of requirements is made with the support of wiki-based front-ends and then, the requirements are specified and handled in an ontology, thus enabling advanced reasoning capabilities able to support the requirements validation and enterprises' resources management (e.g. Prioritize solutions) during the course of products and services development lifecycle.

Key concepts: Requirements elicitation, Requirements management, Requirements analysis, Computer science, Principal (computer security), Ontology, Requirements engineering, Knowledge management

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