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Practices, Challenges, and Opportunities When Inferring Requirements From Regulations in the FinTech Sector - An Industrial Study
Parisa Elahidoost, Daniel Mendez, Michael Unterkalmsteiner +3
[Context and motivation]: Understanding and interpreting regulatory norms and inferring software requirements from them is a critical step towards regulatory compliance, a matter o…
On Developing an Artifact-based Approach to Regulatory Requirements Engineering
Oleksandr Kosenkov, Michael Unterkalmsteiner, Jannik Fischbach +3
Context: Regulatory acts are a challenging source when eliciting, interpreting, and analyzing requirements. Requirements engineers often need to involve legal experts who, however,…
Early Requirements Traceability with Domain-Specific Taxonomies -- A Pilot Experiment
Michael Unterkalmsteiner
Background: Establishing traceability from requirements documents to downstream artifacts early can be beneficial as it allows engineers to reason about requirements quality (e.g.…
Software engineering in start-up companies: An analysis of 88 experience reports
Eriks Klotins, Michael Unterkalmsteiner, Tony Gorschek
Context: Start-up companies have become an important supplier of innovation and software-intensive products. The flexibility and reactiveness of start-ups enables fast development…
Software Engineering Antipatterns in Start-Ups
Eriks Klotins, Michael Unterkalmsteiner, Tony Gorschek
Software start-up failures are often explained with poor business model, market issues, insufficient funding, or simply a bad product idea. However, inadequacies in software produc…
Cognition in Software Engineering: A Taxonomy and Survey of a Half-Century of Research
Fabian Fagerholm, Michael Felderer, Davide Fucci +8
Cognition plays a fundamental role in most software engineering activities. This article provides a taxonomy of cognitive concepts and a survey of the literature since the beginnin…