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Risk management with enhanced tracing of requirements rationale in highly distributed projects

by: Matthias Heindl, Stefan Biffl
In Proceedings of the 2006 international workshop on Global software development for the practitioner (2006), pp. 20-26, doi:10.1145/1138506.1138512  Key: citeulike:12060555

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A recent survey with project managers of highly distributed projects at Siemens Program and Systems Engineering (PSE) brought up as main challenges: more severe communication hurdles compared to collocated teams and higher effort to communicate requirements in the team. In this paper, we address requirements tracing options to facilitate risk management with requirements clarification, collaboration, and knowledge management. We propose concepts for enhanced requirements tracing that include the rationale for requirements, related decisions, their history; and stakeholder value propositions. We sketch a cost-benefit model that helps the project manager to understand what tracing approach is worthwhile to address requirements risk in a project. The outcome lays the basis for planning empirical studies at PSE.


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