What is troubling IT analysts? A survey report from Poland on requirements-related problems

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Requirements engineering and business analysis are activities considered to be important to software project success but also difficult and challenging. This paper reports on a survey conducted in Polish IT industry, aimed at identifying most widespread problems/challenges related to requirements. The survey was targeted at people performing role of analyst in commercial IT projects. The questionnaire included 64 pre-defined problems gathered from a literature review and a workshop involving a small group of analysts. It was completed by 55 respondents, each of whom assessed the frequency of occurrence for pre-defined problems and optionally could report additional problems based on their work experience. A ranking of most frequent problems is presented in this paper. Additional analyses for more specific contexts: agile projects and smaller/larger development teams are also provided. Final sections of the paper include comparison of our results and results of reported surveys conducted in other countries, followed by a discussion.

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Jarzębowicz, A., & Ślesiński, W. (2019). What is troubling IT analysts? A survey report from Poland on requirements-related problems. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 830, pp. 3–19). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-99617-2_1

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