Dynamic Requirements Specification for Adaptable and Open Service Systems
Download: RE07.
Authors: Ivan J. Jureta, Stephane Faulkner, Philippe Thiran.
Publication: 15th IEEE International Conference on Requirements Engineering (RE 2007), New Delhi, India.
Abstract: The Dynamic Requirements Adaptation Method (DRAM) is suggested to assist existing RE methodologies in updating requirements specifications at runtime for adaptable and open service-oriented systems. Updates are needed because an adaptable and open system continually changes how and to what extent initial requirements are achieved.
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About Ivan
Ivan Jureta currently does scientific research at the intersection of management science, microeconomics, and information systems engineering. Apart his two MSc degrees, one from the University of Louvain and the other from the London School of Economics, he holds a PhD in economics and management from the University of Namur, where he is with the Department of Business Administration. He lives and works primarily between Belgium and Western Balkans. He is the author or coauthor of some 30 peer-reviewed scientific publications. He lectured about his work at various international conferences and universities, including for instance the University of Trento and Carnegie Mellon University.