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Acquiring COTS Software Selection Requirements
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Guidance for Parallel Requirements Acquisition and COTS Software Selection
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Modelling Component Dependencies to Inform Their Selection
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How Agile COTS Selection Methods are (and can be)?
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This paper reports the results of ongoing research into compo-nent-based software engineering (CBSE) in the European banking sector as part of the EU-funded BANKSEC project. The importance of complex non-functional requirements such as dependability and security presents new challenges for CBSE. The paper presents BANKSEC's vision of an integrated software tool that will provide process advice for component procurement teams who are tackling these new problems. The basis for this process guidance is a situation meta-model that enables the software tool to infer properties about the current status of the selection process and recommend process guidance relevant to this situation.