Characterizing Software Requirements Elicitation Processes: A Systematic Literature Review
Lucas F. De Abreu, Glívia Angélica Rodrigues Barbosa, Ismael Santana Silva, Natália Sales Santos · IEEE International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science · 2016
Over the years, the gaps and challenges that occur during the construction and implementation of a software are related to problems at the stage of requirements analysis and management. This recurrence draws attention from researchers and industry, and some researches have been developed with the aim of proposing solutions to minimize these problems, particularly in requirements elicitation phase. However, these efforts are not always accessible to the common knowledge, which complicates its dissemination and consolidation in academic and industry areas. The aim of this work is to present the characterization of requirements elicitation processes proposed in recent years, through a Systematic Literature Review (SLR). This kind of characterization is important, once it can assist companies wishing to adopt an elicitation process. Furthermore, the categorization of existing processes will assist in their dissemination and consolidation.