A flexible framework for requirement management (FFRM) from software architecture toward distributed agile framework

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GSD is a Global software development environment where data are distributed to more than two sites. These sites may be located on national or continental borders. Every year it expands its development volume, which has become a trend for the software development business. Because of increasing demand, it has become a common type of business. The value of offshore software development has increased immensely. According to the recent predictions, one-quarter of US software-related business shifts offshore, including integration and management-related services. GSD helps explore resources from other countries, increasing knowledge and enhancing operational efficiency. Therefore, globalization has changed the development nature of software. Different organizations face several challenges, such as coordination and requirement ambiguity, during the change management process in GSD. Traceability accommodates these changes in forward and backward direction. However, it gives rise to several challenges like less client involvement because of its distributed nature and challenging to manage the requirement ambiguity due to increased cost. Therefore, the Flexible Framework for Requirement Management (FFRM) must handle the abovementioned issues.

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Nadeem, R., Amir Latif, R. M., Hussain, K., Jhanjhi, N. Z., & Humayun, M. (2022). A flexible framework for requirement management (FFRM) from software architecture toward distributed agile framework. Open Computer Science, 12(1), 364–377. https://doi.org/10.1515/comp-2022-0239

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