Towards Conceptual Foundations of Requirements Engineering for Services

Bertrand Verlaine; Ivan Jureta; Stephane Faulkner

Towards Conceptual Foundations of Requirements Engineering for Services

Bertrand Verlaine, Ivan Jureta, Stephane Faulkner

Faculty of Economics, Social Sciences and Business Administration

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A service-oriented system should be engineered to satisfy the requirements of its stakeholders. Requirements are understood in terms of stakeholder goals, softgoals, quality constraints, preferences, tasks, and domain assumptions. The service-oriented system is viewed in terms of services, mediators, choreographies, and orchestrations, among others. To engineer the system according to requirements, it is necessary to translate the requirements into the model of the service-oriented system. To do so, we must know the relations between the conceptualization of requirements and the conceptualization of services. Towards this aim, we propose and discuss relations between the Core Ontology for Requirements and the Web Service Modeling Ontology. We formalize both ontologies in a description logic and relate them via bridge rules in a distributed description logic. The two ontologies and the bridge rules together form conceptual foundations on which to build methodologies for the requirements engineering of service-oriented systems.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the Fifth IEEE International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science (RCIS 2011), Gosier, Guadeloupe
Subtitle of host publication	RCIS 2011
Editors	IEEE Computer
Publisher	IEEE Computer society
Pages	147-157
Number of pages	11
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Fifth IEEE International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science (RCIS 2011)
Bertrand Verlaine (Contributor)
19 May 2011 → 21 May 2011
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A Service-oriented Approach to Business and Information Technology Alignment: Foundations, Models, and Tools
Author: Verlaine, B., 8 Jun 2016
Supervisor: Faulkner, S. (Supervisor), Jureta, I. (Jury), Habra, N. (Jury), Dubois, É. (Jury), Kolp, M. (Jury) & Castiaux, A. (President)
Student thesis: Doc types › Doctor of Economics and Business Management

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Towards Conceptual Foundations of Requirements Engineering for Services. / Verlaine, Bertrand ; Jureta, Ivan ; Faulkner, Stephane.
Proceedings of the Fifth IEEE International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science (RCIS 2011), Gosier, Guadeloupe: RCIS 2011. ed. / IEEE Computer. IEEE Computer society, 2011. p. 147-157.

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