How Business Departments Manage the Requirements Engineering Process in Information Systems Projects in Small and Medium Enterprises

  • Weissbach R
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In literature, the Requirements Engineering [RE] process in information system projects is typically presented as a process conducted by requirement engineers or similar skilled persons on the developer's site. In this paper the author presents the preliminary results of a survey about the way how business departments are engaged in the RE process. The author conducted semistructured interviews in 25 companies, most of them Small and Medium Sized Enterprises [SMEs], with persons of different departments. The results show that the business departments often conduct the whole RE process itself or at least a part of it. The project success does not depend on who conducts the process but on how the process is done. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Weissbach, R. (2013). How Business Departments Manage the Requirements Engineering Process in Information Systems Projects in Small and Medium Enterprises. Issues in Informing Science and Information Technology, 10, 539–549. https://doi.org/10.28945/1827

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