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A cots-software requirements elicitation method from business process models
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Aslan, Ercan
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In this thesis, COTS-software requirements elicitation, which is an input for RFP in software intensive automation system̕s acquisition, is examined. Business Process Models are used for COTS-software requirements elicitation. A new method, namely CREB, is developed to meet the requirements of COTS-software. A software intensive system acquisition of a military organization is used to validate the method.
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Business
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Mission need document
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Request for proposal document
,
Commercial off-the shelf
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Business process model
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Event driven process chain
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/13218
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E. Aslan, “A cots-software requirements elicitation method from business process models,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2002.
