GenNormas: um processo genérico para a Conformidade Legal de Requisitos na Engenharia de Requisitos
Copyright policy )GenNormas: um processo genérico para a Conformidade Legal de Requisitos na Engenharia de Requisitos
Em um ambiente organizacional, os produtos, serviços e processos de negócio devem ser capazes de refletir os objetivos expressos nas atividades do negócio ou da solução a ser desenvolvida. Neste cenário, as leis têm se tornado uma importante fonte de requisito, feitas principalmente por órgãos governamentais. O não-cumprimento de tais exigências pode ocasionar sérios problemas legais e/ou financeiros. A Engenharia de Requisitos propõe-se em desvendar como relacionar os requisitos para a modelagem de software e/ou processos de negócio e as leis relacionadas. Este trabalho propõe um processo genérico para aplicação da Conformidade Legal na modelagem de requisitos de software, aplicável a processos de negócio
FOS: Computer and information sciences, Requirements Engineering, FOS: Political science, Physics, Safety Assurance in Complex Systems Development, FOS: Humanities, Agile Software Development in Software Engineering, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, Humanities, Philosophy, Engineering, Computer Science, Physical Sciences, Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality, Political science, Information Systems, Empirical Studies in Software Engineering
FOS: Computer and information sciences, Requirements Engineering, FOS: Political science, Physics, Safety Assurance in Complex Systems Development, FOS: Humanities, Agile Software Development in Software Engineering, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, Humanities, Philosophy, Engineering, Computer Science, Physical Sciences, Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality, Political science, Information Systems, Empirical Studies in Software Engineering
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