Abstract. Processes are certainly a key element in software management. Defining and using processes is believed to be an important factor towards quality. Our paper describes a general process language and the experience on its use by two different research teams with two different requirements processes. The process language is the basic representation for a process reuse repository implemented as a web application. The web application was used in order to describe a process for requirements management and a process for interface generation based on requirements information. We present both processes as well as an evaluation of the prototype. Our results are a confirmation of the importance of process reuse and of the possibility of sharing requirements information by publication, on the web, of requirements processes.
requirements engineering; requirements process; process reuse; requirements management; interface
@inproceedings{wer200112,
author = {Leite, J. C. S. D. P. and Fiorini, S. T. and Durán, A. and Bernárdez, B. and Diaz, J. S. and Pelozo, E. I.},
title = {Requirements Processes: An Experience Report},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the WER2001-4th Workshop on Requirements Engineering, Buenos Aires - Argentina},
year = {2001},
issn = {2675-0066},
isbn = {},
doi = {}
}