User-intimate requirements hierarchy resolution framework (UI-REF)

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Badii, A. (2008) User-intimate requirements hierarchy resolution framework (UI-REF). In: AmI-08: Second European Conference on Ambient Intelligence, Nuremberg, Germany.

Abstract/Summary

Abstract. This paper presents the User-Intimate Requirements Hierarchy Resolution Framework (UI-REF) based on earlier work (Badii 1997-2008) to optimise the requirements engineering process particularly to support userintimate interactive systems co-design. The stages of the UI- EF framework for requirements resolution-and-prioritisation are described. UI-REF has been established to ensure that the most-deeply-valued needs of the majority of stakeholders are elicited and ranked, and the root rationale for requirements evolution is trace-able and contextualised so as to help resolve stakeholder conflicts. UI-REF supports the dynamically evolving requirements of the users in the context of digital economy as under-pinned by online service provisioning. Requirements prioritisation in UI-REF is fully resolved while a promotion path for lower priority requirements is delineated so as to ensure that as the requirements evolve so will their resolution and prioritisation.

Additional Information Presented as part of the project workshop 'Capturing Ambient Assisted Living Needs'.
Item Type Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
URI https://reading-clone.eprints-hosting.org/id/eprint/14559
Divisions Science > School of Mathematical, Physical and Computational Sciences > Department of Computer Science
Uncontrolled Keywords User-intimate, Requirements, Resolution, Prioritisation, Framework, Elicitation
Additional Information Presented as part of the project workshop 'Capturing Ambient Assisted Living Needs'.
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