As one of the gatekeepers of quality software systems, requirements' prioritization (RP) is
often used to select the most important requirements as perceived by system stakeholders …

To achieve higher flexibility and to better satisfy actual customer requirements, there is an
increasing tendency to develop and deliver software in an incremental fashion. In adopting …

Implementing the entire set of requirements for a software system is often not feasible owing
to time and resource limitations. A key driver for successful delivery of any software system is …

Delivering software in an incremental fashion implicitly reduces many of the risks associated
with delivering large software projects. However, adopting a process, where requirements …

Non-functional requirements (NFRs) determine the characteristics of a software product or
service as a whole. The research described in this paper presents a quantitative framework …

Conventional approaches to system design use requirements as boundary conditions
against which the design activity occurs. Decisions at a given level of the architecture …

The purpose of the study is to present a conceptual model of user adoption of mobile portals.
This model identifies factors that may potentially influence an individual's decision whether …

Nowadays, software has become a part of greater significance in human life. The chief goal
in today's environment is to prepare the software that can meet all the needs of stakeholders' …

In requirements engineering (RE), different activities are carried on to add up business
values to the software products. In value-base software (VBS), financial impacts on business …

Scenarios are fundamental to the description and comprehension of systems of any type.
They can therefore provide a common base when attempting to combine different modelling …