Requirements Engineering for Large Scale Agile Systems Development
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2017
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REFSQ Workshops
Abstract
Agile practices such as continuous integration and delivery
promise shorter time to market and improved quality. For this reason,
such practices have been adopted in many software companies. In the
context of systems development, additional constraints apply, e.g., as a
result of scale or parallel development of hardware and software. Traditionally,
stage-gate processes with a focus on up-front requirements
analysis are common in large-scale systems engineering. However, long
upfront analysis is considered anti agile and there is some friction between
RE (which is often considered as a waterfall activity or phase)
and agile practices. This paper describes a research agenda that plans
to address this friction. The work proposes a series of empirical studies
to discover the information needs and related knowledge, pertinent to
product development. We expect to make a contribution by establishing
guidelines and frameworks that can be used to make requirements
engineering a foundation for agile systems development.
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Agile requirements, Requirements and continuous integration, Systems engineering, Software-intensive systems
Citation
Kasauli, R. (2017). Requirements Engineering for Large Scale Agile Systems Development. In REFSQ Workshops.