Context During requirements engineering, prioritization is performed to grade or rank
requirements in their order of importance and subsequent implementation releases. It is a …

CONTEXT: Strategic release planning (sometimes referred to as road-mapping) is an
important phase of the requirements engineering process performed at product level. It is …

The Agile manifesto focuses on the delivery of valuable software. In Lean, the principles
emphasise value, where every activity that does not add value is seen as waste. Despite the …

Technical debt (TD) is a metaphor for taking shortcuts or workarounds in technical decisions
to gain short-term benefit in time-to-market and earlier software release. In this study, one …

In order to create a successful software product and assure its quality, it is not enough to
fulfill the functional requirements, it is also crucial to find the right balance among competing …

As a crucial factor in the success of software startups, the role of the Product Manager (PM)
is often overlooked, despite the high failure rate (63%). To bridge this gap, a Structured …

Context The analysis and selection of requirements are important parts of any release
planning process. Previous studies on release planning have focused on plan-driven …

Implementing the entire set of requirements for a software system is often not feasible owing
to time and resource limitations. A key driver for successful delivery of any software system is …

Cash flow management, a key factor in 82% of startup failures, has surprisingly only been
referenced once as a criterion for Requirements Prioritization (RP) in a 1983 study. Only 5 …

The right requirements are considered as a part and parcel of software quality. Since the
emergence of software engineering the perfect requirements have a deeper effect on the …