The 24th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE 2016)

Topics include, but are not limited to:

• Industry experiences: learning from practice, training practitioners, technology transfer Stakeholder management, requirements elicitation and negotiation, crowdsourcing Pragmatic requirements engineering: good-enough requirements, agile and lean approaches
• Large-scale requirements engineering: complex systems, product lines, value chains, software ecosystems, big data and cloud technologies
• Global requirements engineering: dealing with geographically-dispersed and culturally-divergent requirements efforts
• Product management: value creation techniques, product evolution, requirements and marketing, life cycle management
• Innovation: creativity, requirements elicitation and development
• Domain specific requirements engineering: embedded systems, mixed software-hardware-solution projects, systems engineering
• Quality engineering: user experience, quality factors, safety and security, traceability and novel test approaches
• Requirements specification and validation: natural language, model-driven approaches, formal techniques
• Tools for requirements engineering: requirements modeling, requirements management, collaboration and social networks
• Performance improvement: industry benchmarks, productivity through requirements, best practices, measurement, process development