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A Tool to Support Collaborative Software Requirements Management

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The system requirements specification (SRS) is a highly dynamic document that grows and evolves throughout a software development project, and it is critical that it be carefully engineered and managed. Because the SRS fulfils many roles and is of interest to a diversity of stakeholders, its management should be a collaborative process supported by an automated tool. Commercial requirements management tools are at present insufficiently versatile to support collaboration between a multidisciplinary and potentially distributed team of stakeholders. The requirements for such a collaborative tool are herein presented, alongside the design of a prototype and the findings of its application in a case study.

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Lang, M., Duggan, J. A Tool to Support Collaborative Software Requirements Management. Requirements Eng 6, 161–172 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s007660170002

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