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Web-based e-commerce software is typically real-time, responsive, and distributed software that must meet high quality requirements. Moreover, because of its Internet-based operating environment, e-commerce software must deal with concurrency, synchronization, and non-deterministic issues (such as delays) primarily caused by the heavy usage load and underlying network conditions. In this paper, we introduce a generic, cost-effective approach to optimize requirements capture (and subsequent development and testing) with respect to functional coverage and customer perception of quality. This high-yield approach is presented and illustrated by application to an e-commerce online shopping system and used to explain the principles of use-case requirements captured in the unified modeling language.
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Published online: 25 July 2001
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Saleh, K., Probert, R., Li, W. et al. An approach for high-yield requirements capture for e-commerce and its application. Int J Digit Libr 3, 302–308 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s007990100041
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s007990100041