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Managing requirements knowledge: Conclusion and outlook

Thurimella et al., 2013

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13908601439908901368
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Thurimella A
Maalej W
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Managing requirements knowledge

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This chapter summarises the Managing Requirements Knowledge book and concludes with the future work. For this purpose, we performed a case-by-case review of the book chapters as well as other relevant publications and extracted the research issues, main contributions …
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