This paper presents requirements elicitation study for a EUD tool for composing service-based applications. WIRE aims at enabling EUD by harvesting and recommending community composition knowledge (the wisdom), thus facilitating knowledge transfer from developers to end-users. The idea was evaluated with 10 contextual interviews to accountants, eliciting a rich set of information, which can lead to requirements for Wisdom-Aware EUD

Conceptual Design and Evaluation of WIRE: A Wisdom-Aware EUD Tool

De Angeli, Antonella;Battocchi, Alberto;Rodriguez, Carlos;Daniel, Florian;Casati, Fabio
2011-01-01

Abstract

This paper presents requirements elicitation study for a EUD tool for composing service-based applications. WIRE aims at enabling EUD by harvesting and recommending community composition knowledge (the wisdom), thus facilitating knowledge transfer from developers to end-users. The idea was evaluated with 10 contextual interviews to accountants, eliciting a rich set of information, which can lead to requirements for Wisdom-Aware EUD
2011
Proceedings of IS-EUD 2011
AA. VV.
Berlin
Berlin: Springer-Verlag
9783642215292
9783642215308
De Angeli, Antonella; Battocchi, Alberto; S. R., Chowdhury; Rodriguez, Carlos; Daniel, Florian; Casati, Fabio
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