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Work Group:
Requirements Engineering and Project Management

 

Goals and Motivation

Clarification of the relationship between Requirements Engineering and Project Management and making suggestions for their efficient cooperation.

The work group was founded on Jan 21, 2005 in Munich.

Currently, we work jointly with the GPM section "Requirementsmanagement".

In case of questions, you can contact ansprechpartner@repm.de.


Next Events

On 25+26 November 2010, we present a status report on the meeting of the Special Interest Group Requirements Engineering of the German Informatics Society in Stuttgart. After this meeting, we will also start new topics and invite new members to participate. Possible topics for the next phase are: risk estimation, requirements engineering by the domain representatives, etc.

Selection of Results and Former Events

Presentation Requirements Management - die Unbekannte im Projektmanagement? (Requirements Management - Unknown in project management?) the 22 October 2008 at the PM-Forum (K.-H. Dorn, R. Fahney)

Presentation Nutzen von systematischem Requirements Engineering & Management für das Projektmanagement der Entwicklung innovativer Produkte (How the project management during development of innovative products profits of systematic Requirements Engineering & Management) the 19 April 2008 at interPM (R. Fahney)

Presentation Basel II und KonTraG als Treiber - Requirements Engineering, Projektmanagement und der Zusammenhang zum Risikomanagement (Basel II and KonTraG as Drivers - Requirements Engineering, Project Management and their Relationship to Risk Management) the 12 March 2008 at REConf2008 (R. Weißbach)

Report about the working group's results of the year 2007 in the Softwaretechnik-Trends

Workshop about requirements-based project management on 8+9 November 2007 in Fulda. This workshop was a joint event with the Fachgruppe "Requirements Management" of the GPM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Projektmanagement.
It was an occasion for the exchange among these two working groups. We began work on a joint book.

Workshop "Requirements-based Project Management" on 14th and 15th June 2007 in Fulda. The workshop offered space for experience exchange about the following questions: What is requirements-based project management? Which practical experience has been made in requirements-based project management? Which practices proved to be Best Practices? How does requirements-based project management differ from other approaches of project management and requirements engineering? Which further aspects are relevant in the context of requirements-based project management?
The proceedings were published in the series „Prozessgestaltung", IUK Institute Dortmund , September 2007, ISBN 978 3924100 35 2.

Workshop "Wie viel Requirements Engineering steckt im Software Engineering?" (How much requirements engineering hides in software engineering?) on the SE 2007 Konferenz, 27 March 2007 in Hamburg. The workshop gave occasion for discussing the chances and limitations of the use of RE methods in solution design and during implementation.

Workshop "Babylon überwinden - damit Requirements Engineering und Projektmanagement effizient gemeinsam arbeiten" (=To Overcome Babylon - so Requirements Engineering and Project Management can collaborate efficiently) on the REConf 2007, 5 March 2007 in München. In this workshop, practitioners learned about the results of the working group on the basis of their own case studies.

status report "A new dimension to distinguish Requirements Engineering from Project Management": We wrote a status report about our previous results. You can download the abstract and index of contents here.

"Clear Role and Process Definitions as a Means to Analyze and Understand Conflicts between Project Management and Requirements Engineering" on the occasion of the workshop REProMan in conjunction with the RE05 Conference in august 2005: Position Paper / Presentation

Contact

Work Group Contact Persons:

They can be contacted at the e-mail address contact@repm.de.

Team


Core team

Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V.
Fachgruppe/Section Requirements Engineering
GPM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Projektmanagement e.V.