A risk-based, value-oriented approach to quality requirements
M Glinz - IEEE software, 2008 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
IEEE software, 2008•ieeexplore.ieee.org
When quality requirements are elicited from stakeholders, they're often stated qualitatively,
such as" the response time must be fast" or" we need a highly available system". However,
qualitatively represented requirements are ambiguous and thus difficult to verify. The value-
oriented approach to specifying quality requirements uses a range of potential
representations chosen on the basis of assessing risk instead of quantifying everything.
such as" the response time must be fast" or" we need a highly available system". However,
qualitatively represented requirements are ambiguous and thus difficult to verify. The value-
oriented approach to specifying quality requirements uses a range of potential
representations chosen on the basis of assessing risk instead of quantifying everything.
When quality requirements are elicited from stakeholders, they're often stated qualitatively, such as "the response time must be fast" or "we need a highly available system". However, qualitatively represented requirements are ambiguous and thus difficult to verify. The value-oriented approach to specifying quality requirements uses a range of potential representations chosen on the basis of assessing risk instead of quantifying everything.
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