Towards an evolutionary framework for agile requirements elicitation
Sandra Kelly · 2010
Numerous reports document difficulties experienced with the development of requirements in software projects. Specifically problems include: developers have limited access to stakeholders, don't fully understand the problem domain and as a consequence, requirements are not well understood. Agile Methods (AMs) encourage stakeholder involvement throughout development however considerable difficulty remains in accommodating continuous negotiation between multiple diverse stakeholders in a given domain. This paper reports on progress to date for developing an evolutionary framework to improve the facilitation of agile requirements elicitation. A potential solution is offered and an initial study indicates positive results.