A problem-driven scenario-based approach to collaborative requirement elicitation
Haiyan Zhao, Yi Li, Wei Zhang, Hong Mei
Abstract
Haiyan Zhao, Yi Li, Wei Zhang, Hong Mei
Abstract
Stakeholders play critical roles in requirements elicitation, since they are the source of requirements, and the quality of elicited requirements is significantly influenced by the degree of stakeholders' participation and collaboration in elicitation. However, requirements elicitation is often obstructed due to the diversity in stakeholders' background and interests, especially in the different perspectives on the envisioned systems, the insufficient communication and common-understanding among them, and the different abilities to express requirements.
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Stakeholders play critical roles in requirements elicitation, since they are the source of requirements, and the quality of elicited requirements is significantly influenced by the degree of stakeholders' participation and collaboration in elicitation. However, requirements elicitation is often obstructed due to the diversity in stakeholders' background and interests, especially in the different perspectives on the envisioned systems, the insufficient communication and common-understanding among them, and the different abilities to express requirements.
Key concepts: Requirements elicitation, Requirements management, Expert elicitation, Computer science, Requirements analysis, Process management, Quality (philosophy), Knowledge management