Eliciting concepts from the Brazilian access law using a combined approach
Priscila Engiel, Claudia Ileana Cappelli, Julio César Sampaio do Prado Leite · 2014
Lately, organizations have been subject to regulation promoting information transparency; one example of this is the Brazilian Information Access Law. This paper presents a novel way of performing requirements elicitation using both the law and a Non-Functional Requirements Patterns catalog as the information sources. Since organizations must follow the law, its information systems must also implement the law as requirements. Our process is guided by pattern matching, text mining and grounded analysis. We examine the special case of the Brazilian Access Law using our approach, which compares a previously encoded transparency knowledge base with the law.