Approach Development to Derive Value-Based Requirements Specification
Application to the Requirements Engineering of Commercial Aircraft
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Recently, customer-based product development is becoming a popular paradigm. Customer expectations and needs are identified and transformed into requirements for product design with the help of various methods and tools. However, in many cases, these models fail to focus on the perceived value that is crucial when customers make the decision of purchasing a product. In this book, a prescriptive approach to support value-based requirements engineering is proposed, describing the foundations, procedures and initial applications in the context of requirements engineering for commercial aircraft. ...
Recently, customer-based product development is becoming a popular paradigm. Customer expectations and needs are identified and transformed into requirements for product design with the help of various methods and tools. However, in many cases, these models fail to focus on the perceived value that is crucial when customers make the decision of purchasing a product. In this book, a prescriptive approach to support value-based requirements engineering is proposed, describing the foundations, procedures and initial applications in the context of requirements engineering for commercial aircraft. An integrated set of techniques, such as means-ends analysis, part-whole analysis and multi-attribute utility theory is introduced in order to understand customer values. Technically, this enables identifying the implicit value, structuring logically collected statements of customer expectations, and performing value modelling and simulation. Additionally, it helps to put in place a system to measure customer satisfaction that is derived from the proposed approach. The approach offers significant potential to develop effective value creation strategies for the development of complex systems.
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