Over the last two decades, much attention has been paid to the area of goal-oriented
requirements engineering (GORE), where goals are used as a useful conceptualization to …

In goal-oriented requirements engineering, goal models have been advocated to express
stakeholder objectives and to capture and choose among system requirement candidates. A …

Goal-oriented requirements engineering (GORE) has been introduced as a means of
modeling and understanding the motivations for system requirements. Using models to …

The priorities that stakeholders associate with requirements may vary from stakeholder to
stakeholder and from one situation to the next. Differing priorities, in turn, imply different …

Abstract i* is a widespread framework in the software engineering field that supports goal-
oriented modeling of socio-technical systems and organizations. At its heart lies a language …

Nowadays, software and systems engineers are facing many challenges when they develop
new systems. Society is expecting those systems to have high quality, provide exciting …

Smart City frameworks address new challenges to improve efficiency and sustainability of
services for citizens, providing additional features and allowing the city environment to …

Context When determining the functions and qualities (aka requirements) for a system,
creativity is key to drive innovation and foster business success. However, creative …

In early-phase requirements engineering, modeling stakeholder goals and intentions helps
stakeholders understand the problem context and evaluate tradeoffs, by exploring possible …

Compared to building a single requirements view, modeling stakeholder viewpoints and
then merging them is shown to improve the understanding of the problem domain, but also …