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Matching software practitioner needs to researcher activities

Feather, M. S.·Menzies, T.·Connelly, J. R.
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We present an approach to matching software practitioners' needs to software researchers' activities. It uses an accepted taxonomical software classfication scheme as intermediary, in terms of which practitioners express needs, and researchers express activities.

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Feather, M. S., Menzies, T., Connelly, J. R.. 2003-12-10. Matching software practitioner needs to researcher activities. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060029166

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We present an approach to matching needs (practioner requirements) to solutions (researcher activities). A taxonomical classification scheme acts as intermediary between needs and activities. Expert practitioners exprss their needs in terms of this taxonomy. Researchers express their activities in the same terms. A decision support tool is used to assist in the combination and study of their expressions of needs and activities.

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