Software Quality Requirements: How to Balance Competing Priorities

Authors:
J. David Blaine;Jane Cleland-Huang
Affiliations:
independent consultant;DePaul University
Venue:
IEEE Software
Year:
2008

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Abstract

The elicitation, analysis, and specification of quality requirements involve careful balancing of a broad spectrum of competing priorities. Developers must therefore focus on identifying qualities and designing solutions that optimize the product's value to its stakeholders.