Motivation matters in the traceability trenches¶
Mäder, P., Gotel, & Philippow, I. (2009). Motivation matters in the traceability trenches. Proceedings of the 17th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference, 143-148.
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- This clarity forces the question: "How much traceability does this context actually need?"—a cost-benefit calculation Mäder, Gotel, and Philippow (2009) frame in their empirical analysis of traceability cost-benefit tradeoffs in industrial software development, and one that differs sharply between a critical pharmaceutical batch and a routine office supply.
This sourceIEEE. Empirical analysis of cost-benefit tradeoffs in maintaining requirements traceability in industrial software development; documents how organizational context determines economically viable traceability granularity.
- This clarity forces the question: "How much traceability does this context actually need?"—a cost-benefit calculation Mäder, Gotel, and Philippow (2009) frame in their empirical analysis of traceability cost-benefit tradeoffs in industrial software development, and one that differs sharply between a critical pharmaceutical batch and a routine office supply.
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