Um modelo de processo de engenharia de requisitos para ambientes de desenvolvimento distribuído de software

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Lopes, Leandro Teixeira
Copyright Year	2004
Abstract	Crescent globalization in business environments has affected the software development market. Aiming competitive advantages as low costs, high productivity and quality in systems development, several organizations decided to distribute their development process inside or outside their countries. However, team dispersion introduces several challenges to process development. In this context, requirements engineering is one activity highly influenced by team dispersion. Requirements process, even in co-located environments, is critical. When dealing with distance among stakeholders, requirements difficulties tends to be exacerbated. It is necessary new processes, patterns and tools to reduce the impact of team dispersion in requirements engineering and address geographical dispersion, cultural differences and communication difficulties, for instance. In this sense, the objective of this master thesis is to propose a requirements engineering process model that addresses questions related to distributed software development. The main research method used was case study, conducted in a software development unit of a multinational organization located in Brazil. This research contributes by proposing a requirements engineering process adequate to distributed teams.
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