Requirements for I* Based Models to Detect Proactivity in Dashboards
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https://doi.org/10.21501/21454086.1349Keywords:
dashboards, i*, requirement modelsAbstract
This paper aims to present models for the capture of the requirements of a dashboard that allow detecting a proactive behavior. These models follow a goals oriented approach and were created using the framework i *, which is based on the premises of the social modeling. In order to detect the proactive behavior patterns based on models of i * that allow detecting proactivity in the stage of requirements of a system of software were used. In the models obtained as a result of the paper were represented the actors, goals, intentions, tasks and resources necessary to model the requirements of a dashboard with a proactive behavior, and these models can be used in addition in different contexts of business.Downloads
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