Requirements Analysis Using Feedback from Context Awareness Systems
Katsunori Oyama, Hojun Jaygarl, Jinchun Xia, Carl K. Chang, Atsushi Takeuchi, Hiroshi Fujimoto · 2008
User intentions to obtain services evolve over time. Since the changes of intention may occur at any time, some system requirements may become temporarily obsolete or contrary to a user intention. However, user intentions often indicate potential, valuable goals for upgrading the system to a new version or engaging new development. Our research tackles requirements analysis issues via feedback from context awareness systems to identify user intentions and capture instant definitions of goal in a robust manner. This paper presents a context-aware goal elicitation process by exploring the aspects of data, information, knowledge and wisdom. Furthermore, captured user intentions and goals are shown in a case study of healthcare system, and issues for the goal elicitation are explored.