Framework for understanding creativity in requirements engineering
Nguyen, Lemai and Shanks, Graeme 2009, Framework for understanding creativity in requirements engineering, Information and software technology, vol. 51, no. 3, pp. 655-662.
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Framework for understanding creativity in requirements engineering
Creativity is important in the discovery and analysis of user and business requirements to achieve innovative uses of information and communication technologies. This paper builds a theoretical framework for understanding creativity in requirements engineering. The framework provides a systematic means of understanding creativity in requirements engineering and comprises five elements (product, process, domain, people and socio-organisational context). The framework provides researchers with a sound basis for exploring how the five elements of creativity can be incorporated within RE methods and techniques to support creative requirements engineering. It provides practitioners with a systematic means of creating environments that nurture and develop creative people, cognitive and collaborative processes and products.
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eng
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080603 Conceptual Modelling 170202 Decision Making
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970108 Expanding Knowledge in the Information and Computing Sciences