Chapter 22. Improving Your Requirements Processes
Previous chapters have described several dozen requirements engineering "good practices" for you to consider applying in your software organization. Putting better practices into action is the essence of software process improvement. In a nutshell, process improvement consists of using more of the approaches that work well for us and avoiding those that have given us headaches in the past. However, the path to improved performance is paved with false starts, resistance from those who are affected, and the frustration of having too little time to handle current tasks, let alone improvement programs.
The ultimate objective of software process improvement is to reduce the cost of creating and maintaining ...
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