Application of Design Thinking for Requirements Elicitation in Mobile Applications

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Canedo, Edna Dias
Copyright Year	2019
Abstract	Design Thinking has been used by organizations as a requirement elicitation technique for making use of the immersion procedure that, as a consequence, brings the team stakeholder closer to the software project and allows the creation of projects with a design that is closer to the end user and with higher quality, minimizing the problems in requirements elicitation. In this work, we evaluate the elicitation process of software requirements of mobile applications developed in a Brazilian Public Agency using Design Thinking. Furthermore, we presented a practical case study in which Design Thinking is used in eliciting requirements of developed applications. We also compared the phases of development process adopted by the Agency with the Design thinking recommendations. Our comparative study demonstrates that the traditional methodology adopted by the Agency is bureaucratic and hinders the creation process, as well as the interaction between stakeholders and members of the development team and the transfer of knowledge.
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Language	English
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Resource Type	Article