Requirements traceability (RT) is the ability to link requirements to other software
development artifacts. In pre-requirements (pre-RS) traceability, requirements are linked to …

Requirements traceability is the ability to trace requirements to other software engineering
artifacts. Traceability can be classified as either pre-or post-requirements specifications (RS) …

Typical software engineering activities, such as program maintenance or reengineering,
result in frequent changes of software which are often accompanied by unintended side …

In the past few years, there has been an increasing awareness of the important role of
requirements engineering (RE) in a project's success, in both research and industry …

In a service-oriented IT infrastructure, functional capabilities of a computing component are
externalized via one or more service interfaces. Driven by the demand for business agility …

Tracing requirements back to their origin is important to understand the context and to
identify all potential concerns or conflicts in the genesis of the requirements. The so-called …

On-demand data warehousing systems (DWHs) naturally imply a high quality of customized
solutions for each individual, where customized business requirements can be facilitated …

Context: Software applications have been penetrating every corner of our daily life in the
past decades. This condition demands high quality software. Traceability activities have …

Resolving issues that arise in a software project becomes more expensive as the project
advances. Hence, it is crucial for a requirements engineer to develop a complete, consistent …

Organizations are now more complex and require collaboration to function effectively across
multiple stakeholders. Consequently, they need to be familiar with collaborative projects and …