Utilizando o framework Sraaf (Software Requirement Ambiguity Avoidance Framework) no desenvolvimento distribuído de software: um estudo de caso

Abstract

Over the years, humanity has always surprised us with the construction of new technologies in different contexts that have a great impact on society for a better quality of life, but technology companies are responsible for their construction, facing various problems that last until today during the software development process. One of these problems involves a requirements elicitation step that plays a critical role in system development, which ends up requiring greater attention from engineers and analysts due to the ambiguity of software requirements that may arise. In addition, the SARSCoV virus in early 2020 caused technology companies around the world to adapt to DDS (Distributed Software Development), changing their business reality, taking into account their cultural, organizational and social aspects. The framework Software Requirement Ambiguity Avoidance Framework (SRAAF) assists in writing requirements without ambiguity, helping in the selection of the correct elicitation technique aiming at an improvement in the SRS (Software Requirements Specification) provided. This work aims to apply a case study using the SRAAF framework in teams that work remotely, using as a study an E-commerce company that currently works with the home office modality due to the Covid- 19 pandemic, seeking to bring results obtained with the application of the SRAAF framework in the writing of requirements.