There is an increase use of ontology-driven approaches to support requirements
engineering (RE) activities, such as elicitation, analysis, specification, validation and …

Nowadays, the need for systems interoperability in or across enterprises has become more
and more ubiquitous. Many research works have been carried out in the fields of information …

System requirements specify how a system meets stakeholder needs. They are a partial
definition of the system under design in natural language that may be restricted in syntax …

The process of converting natural language specifications into conceptual models requires
detailed analysis of natural language text, and designers frequently make mistakes when …

Enhancing the requirements elicitation process has always been of added value to software
engineers, since it expedites the software lifecycle and reduces errors in the …

ABSTRACT Requirements management (RM) is an important phase in software
requirements engineering that addresses changes in the requirements over time. Any …

Software architects are responsible for designing an architectural solution that satisfies the
functional and non-functional requirements of the system to the fullest extent possible …

Failure to identify and analyze architecturally significant functional and non-functional
requirements (NFRs) early on in the life cycle of a project can result in costly rework in later …

Identifying system use cases and corresponding validations involves analyzing large
requirement documents to understand the descriptions of business processes, rules and …

Requirements represent a verbalisation of decision alternatives on the functionality and
quality of a system. Engineering, planning, and implementing requirements are …