Requirements engineering and industrial uptake

Requirements engineering and industrial uptake

In September 1996 the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission held a workshop in Brussels on problems with industrial uptake from research and development projects in Requirements Engineering. Although there have, in this domain, been a number of research projects industrial uptake has rare...

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