Requirements elicitation in the context of enterprise engineering: A vision driven approach

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Abstract

In the context of enterprise engineering, strategic planning, information systems engineering,and software engineering activities should be tightly integrated. Traditional, interviewbased requirements gathering and elicitation techniques are suited for this aim not enough well and often lead to the violation of the strategic alignment. The vision-driven requirements engineering has been proposed to solve this problem. The paper contributes to the further development of vision-driven requirements engineering techniques. It proposes a methodical framework that defines a complete scheme to organize different level requirements and allows to flowdown requirements from business to software level preserving their business-orientation. © 2009 Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Vilnius.

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Čaplinskas, A. (2009). Requirements elicitation in the context of enterprise engineering: A vision driven approach. Informatica, 20(3), 343–368. https://doi.org/10.15388/informatica.2009.255

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