Beatrice Alenljung
Informatics
University of Skovde
Sweden
Biography
Assistant professor at School of Humanities and Informatics, University of Skövde, Sweden Member of the Information Systems Research Group Director of Graduate Studies Representative of cognitive science (undergraduate studies)
Research Interest
Current research interest is requirements engineering (RE) decision-making and RE decision support. The decision situation of the requirements engineer can be both complex and difficult to manage, due to for example the getting a general view of the large amount of information made by the requirements and that multiple persons are involved. Therefore it is important to provide the requirements engineers with appropriate decision support, for example requirements management tools that are adapted to the actual tasks. To be able to improve such decision support comprehension of the requirements engineers’ decision situation is essential, e.g. which decisions are actually made; which factors affect them; what decision-making activities do they carry out; and which decision processed exists? With this understanding as a base it is possible to approach what kind of decision support requirements engineers need and how such a support should be constituted.
Publications
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Alenljung, B. & Persson, A. (2008) DESCRY: A method for evaluating decision-supporting capabilities of RE tools. In: B. Peach & C. Rolland (Eds.), REFSQ 2008, LNCS 5025, pp. 52-57
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Alenljung, B. (2008) Envisioning a future decision support system for requirements engineering: A holistic and human-centred perspective. Doctoral Thesis, Department of Computer and Information Science, Linköping University, Sweden, Theses No. 1155
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Alenljung, B. & Persson, A. (2008) Portraying the practice of decision-making in requirements Engineering - A case of large scale bespoke development. Requirements Engineering, 13(4), pp. 257-279