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Live from RE’13: Neil Maiden’s Keynote, Creativity, and the State of Requirements Research

It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Neil Maiden’s work, and this is the second conference keynote address I’ve had the pleasure to listen to. He always manages to shake things up in good ways within the requirements engineering community. I won’t go into all the details, but there …

Live from REFSQ’09: Inventing Requirements with Creativity Support Tools

By Joy Beatty

This paper was presented by Kristine Karlsen of City University London, UK. She started with the statement that requirements elicitation should be a creative process. The stakeholders know their problems, but they don’t necessarily know all of the possibilities to solve those problems. Her research presented here is based on …

Live from RE’08: Creativity Workshops

By Joy Beatty

Neil Maiden presented a paper Use and Influence of Creative Ideas and Requirements for a Work-Integrated Learning System by Sara Jones, Perry Lunch, himself from the University of Manchester and Stefanie Lindstaedt from the Know-Center. The basic premise behind their paper is that there is an issue with elicitation, in …

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