论文信息 - Complementing XP with Requirements Negotiation

Complementing XP with Requirements Negotiation

Attaining consensus among the success-critical stakeholders is crucial for the success of any software engineering project. Extreme Programming (XP) addresses this fact by providing a set of negotiation-oriented practices. In this paper we discuss negotiation techniques that would nicely complement XP. We present the EasyWinWin requirements negotiation approach and discuss its potential benefits for XP.

Paul Grünbacher | Christian Hofer

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