Al Davis from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs presented “A Quantitative Assessment of Requirements Engineering Publications from 1963-2008” that he and Ann Hickey (of the same university) put
This paper was presented by Kristine Karlsen of City University London, UK. She started with the statement that requirements elicitation should be a creative process. The stakeholders know their problems,
This paper was presented by Norbert Seyff from City University London in the UK. I’ve met Norbert at previous conferences and heard many talks on this topic by him and
This week I’m at the International Working Conference on Requirements Engineering: Foundation for Software Quality (REFSQ’09) and the Conference on Advanced Information Systems (CAiSE’09) in Amsterdam. The first two days
Hey everyone, I’m co-chairing the REET09 workshop again this year. It’s held in conjunction with IEEE’s Requirements Engineering 09 conference in Atlanta this year. I’d like to encourage all of
I have got to be one of the biggest proponents of checklists, I literally live by checklists. I have a personal belief that people just cannot remember everything they need
I was talking a program manager recently who described a funny requirements situation from her past that topped most of the stories I have heard. She had assigned the team’s
It seems that we have an official tradition here at ArgonDigital. Every year, we like to spread a little SeiCheer with our medley of holiday requirements songs. If you enjoy
Question: Julia from New York asks, “How do you handle cultural differences across global teams?” Answer: Thanks for the question, Julia. Various regions may have different culturally accepted behaviors, but
I am at ProjectWorld this week, and on the first day I attended a Virtual Workplace forum. We started by defining what “virtual workplace” meant. These definitions include everything from
Mary Gorman from EBG Consulting presented “Integrating Interface Analysis into your project: Just-enough, Just-in-time”. This talk was one of the advanced topics, with the intent of teaching about how to
I heard a talk on building a mentor program for business analysts (BAs) by Dave Ramauskas from HTSC, along with 2 people from his mentoring program. They started by describing
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