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ICSE
2003
IEEE-ACM

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Requirements, Architectures and Risks

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Requirements, Architectures and Risks

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There is wide agreement that architecture plays a prominent role in large, complex software systems. Selection of an appropriate architecture – one that matches the system requirements and implementation resources – is a critically important development step. We advocate the use of risk-based reasoning to help make good architectural decisions. In this paper, we explore the adaptation of a risk management process and tool to this purpose.

James D. Kiper, Martin S. Feather

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Added	07 Jul 2010
Updated	07 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2003
Where	ICSE
Authors	James D. Kiper, Martin S. Feather

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