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Evaluation strategy and instruments. In general, the research follows the iterative and incremental paradigm of Design Science. Here, incremental means that a relatively simple solution is developed at first that is then extended or adapted based on the experiences gained resulting in cyclic execution of phases in which solution is provided with more suitable features and evaluations proceeds towards more realistic settings. The phases are roughly based on Xxxxxxx et al (2007), in which the subsequent iterations consist of:
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Evaluation strategy and instruments. Several case studies are used to validate the results of OpenReq: ● First, the relevant OpenReq services are tested independently on data of previous (completed) bid projects in a lab environment by the Siemens OpenReq team ● Such tests are implemented as batch jobs and can easily be repeated for new versions of the OpenReq services ● Later, field studies are conducted by the requirements administrator and optionally the stakeholders, based on a proof-of-concept integration of the OpenReq services in the DOORS environment ● The RM process for a completed bid project is repeated using that integration ● Its results are compared with the original results ● Its usability is evaluated based on a questionnaire We use the scientific methods described in section 2, such as quasi-experiments, field studies, usability studies (incl. bid-specific customization), etc. The details are specified in section 4.3.
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Evaluation strategy and instruments. OpenReq can be seen as a kind of black-box with 2 explicit inputs: ● Social network data ● Example of requirements And an implicit input: customer usage from antennas. The OpenReq features will be verified at different level through the score model approach. The first level will check the tags within the social network data, the second will check the correspondence between social network data (tags) and tag/basic concept of requirements, the third level will check the analysis of customer usage and the correspondence with phone network capabilities requirement, the last will check the requirements prioritization.
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