Requirements engineering in global environment 2.0

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The document discusses challenges in requirements engineering for global software development projects. It describes two case studies, one of a global organization with functional teams spread across locations and another focusing on stakeholder management across sites. Major issues identified include inadequate communication, knowledge management, cultural diversity, and time differences. The document also presents a new model for stakeholders in global software development and recommends tools and strategies to help with requirements engineering in this context, including supporting communication and defining roles and responsibilities. It concludes that requirements engineering must evolve to address opportunities in tools, standards, and education when developing software globally.

Abstract
 Motivation
 Globalization of Software Industry creates
unprecedented challenges for GSD
 Problem
 Requirements Engineering lacks a working model to
deal with the emerging issues of GSD
 Solution
 Tools, Research, Education
 Examples
 Two Case Studies

GSD Context
Multiple teams spread across the globe
Customers and Users geographically diverse
Communication Issues

Case Study I
A Global Software Development Organization
Functional Teams spread out geographically
Research conducted from beginning to end of project
Multiple stakeholders interviewed
Survey questionnaires

Major Issues
1. Inadequate Communication
2. Knowledge Management
3. Cultural Diversity
4. Time Difference

Main Challenges
Geography
Trust
Politics
Communication

Case Study II
 Focuses on Stakeholders Management
 Offers a new model of Stakeholders in GSD
 Lists important processes for RE in GSD
 Suggests some coping strategies
 Recommends tools

Major Processes for RE in GSD
 Knowledge Acquisition and Sharing
 Too many layers reduce ability to exchange information
 Aligning RE Processes and Tools across sites
 Not all organizations use the same processes or use them
the same way
 Effective Communication and Coordination
 Informal conversations are important to understand
context and gather tacit knowledge

Coping Strategies
 Supporting Interorganizational Structures
 Define stakeholder roles and responsibilities
 Establish peer-to-peer lines of communication
 Synchronize processes and have frequent reviews
 Establish cultural liaisons
 Supporting Communication Practices
 Maintain open communication among stakeholders
 Frequent updates and reports on progress

Tool Recommendation
 EGRET: distributed Change Mgmt, Knowledge Mgmt,
Informal Collaboration
 IBIS: Internet-based Inspection System, supports
Requirements Negotiation
 Bjorn Regnell: Method for visualizing Market
Requirements and Prioritization
 DCPT: Distributed Collaboration and Prioritization
Tool, uses WinWin Requirements Negotiation system
 RequisitePro: commercial RE product from Rational
 DOORS: commercial RE product from Telelogic

Conclusions
 GSD is pushing RE to evolve to the next level
 Opportunities exist for:
 Tools Developers
 Standards Bodies (e.g. IEEE)
 Education
 “RE in GSD” multi-site class held at University of Victoria
(Canada), University of Technology (Sydney), University of
Bari (Italy)
 Students participated as both clients and developers in
different projects across multiple locations and time zones

Multi-Site RE Course Layout
Country Group (students)
Project A Project B Project C
A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2
Canada
Gr1 (4) Client [C] D
Gr2 (4) D C
Gr3 (4) D C
Australia
Gr4 (5) Developer [D] C
Gr5 (5) C D
Italy
Gr6-CL(7) C
Gr7-DEV(3) D

References
1. THE STUDY OF REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING IN GLOBAL SOFTWARE
DEVELOPMENT: AS CHALLENGING AS IMPORTANT
Daniela E. Damian - University of Technology, Sydney
2. REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING DURING GLOBAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: SOME
IMPEDIMENTS TO THE REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING PROCESS – A CASE STUDY
Jo Hanisch - School of Accounting and Information Systems, University of South Australia
Brian Corbitt - Deakin University
3. STAKEHOLDERS IN GLOBAL REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING: LESSONS LEARNED FROM
PRACTICE. Daniela E. Damian, University of Victoria.
4. TEACHING REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING IN GLOBAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: A REPORT
ON A THREE-UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION - Daniela Damian, Ban Al-Ani, Davor Cubranic, Lizveth
Robles. University of Victoria (Canada), University of Technology (Sydney)

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1. by Ian Bui SYSM 6309 UTD - Spring 2012

2. Abstract  Motivation  Globalization of Software Industry creates unprecedented challenges for GSD  Problem  Requirements Engineering lacks a working model to deal with the emerging issues of GSD  Solution  Tools, Research, Education  Examples  Two Case Studies

3. GSD Context Multiple teams spread across the globe Customers and Users geographically diverse Communication Issues

4. Case Study I A Global Software Development Organization Functional Teams spread out geographically Research conducted from beginning to end of project Multiple stakeholders interviewed Survey questionnaires

5. Major Issues 1. Inadequate Communication 2. Knowledge Management 3. Cultural Diversity 4. Time Difference

6. Main Challenges Geography Trust Politics Communication

7. Example Sapphire Software (NZ)

8. Case Study II  Focuses on Stakeholders Management  Offers a new model of Stakeholders in GSD  Lists important processes for RE in GSD  Suggests some coping strategies  Recommends tools

9. New Model of Stakeholders in GSD

10. Major Processes for RE in GSD  Knowledge Acquisition and Sharing  Too many layers reduce ability to exchange information  Aligning RE Processes and Tools across sites  Not all organizations use the same processes or use them the same way  Effective Communication and Coordination  Informal conversations are important to understand context and gather tacit knowledge

11. Coping Strategies  Supporting Interorganizational Structures  Define stakeholder roles and responsibilities  Establish peer-to-peer lines of communication  Synchronize processes and have frequent reviews  Establish cultural liaisons  Supporting Communication Practices  Maintain open communication among stakeholders  Frequent updates and reports on progress

12. Tool Recommendation  EGRET: distributed Change Mgmt, Knowledge Mgmt, Informal Collaboration  IBIS: Internet-based Inspection System, supports Requirements Negotiation  Bjorn Regnell: Method for visualizing Market Requirements and Prioritization  DCPT: Distributed Collaboration and Prioritization Tool, uses WinWin Requirements Negotiation system  RequisitePro: commercial RE product from Rational  DOORS: commercial RE product from Telelogic

13. Conclusions  GSD is pushing RE to evolve to the next level  Opportunities exist for:  Tools Developers  Standards Bodies (e.g. IEEE)  Education  “RE in GSD” multi-site class held at University of Victoria (Canada), University of Technology (Sydney), University of Bari (Italy)  Students participated as both clients and developers in different projects across multiple locations and time zones

14. Multi-Site RE Course Layout Country Group (students) Project A Project B Project C A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 Canada Gr1 (4) Client [C] D Gr2 (4) D C Gr3 (4) D C Australia Gr4 (5) Developer [D] C Gr5 (5) C D Italy Gr6-CL(7) C Gr7-DEV(3) D

15. References 1. THE STUDY OF REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING IN GLOBAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: AS CHALLENGING AS IMPORTANT Daniela E. Damian - University of Technology, Sydney 2. REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING DURING GLOBAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: SOME IMPEDIMENTS TO THE REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING PROCESS – A CASE STUDY Jo Hanisch - School of Accounting and Information Systems, University of South Australia Brian Corbitt - Deakin University 3. STAKEHOLDERS IN GLOBAL REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING: LESSONS LEARNED FROM PRACTICE. Daniela E. Damian, University of Victoria. 4. TEACHING REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING IN GLOBAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: A REPORT ON A THREE-UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION - Daniela Damian, Ban Al-Ani, Davor Cubranic, Lizveth Robles. University of Victoria (Canada), University of Technology (Sydney)

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