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When software systems are integrated into our society, the economy, and the environment, they have far-reaching effects. Therefore, they should be designed for the sustainability of the socio-technical system they belong to. This requires a paradigm shift in the way in which we create software systems. Requirements Engineering (RE) is key to drive this change, which should start by raising awareness of the relationship of a software-intensive system with sustainability. The workbook at hand provides the instruments used to carried out the Sustainability Awareness Workshops we are using when working with companies.
Requirements Engineering, Sustainability, Awareness, Socio-technical Systems,
Requirements Engineering, Sustainability, Awareness, Socio-technical Systems,
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