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Human Error Management in Requirements Engineering: Should We Fix the People, the Processes, or the Environment?

Computer Science

Human Error Management in Requirements Engineering: Should We Fix the People, the Processes, or the Environment?

S. Mahaju, J. C. Carver, et al.

This research delves into human error management strategies in requirements engineering, presenting a newly developed taxonomy from two practitioner surveys. The findings emphasize the critical role of process changes—accounting for over 50% of the strategies identified—in reducing human errors. This insightful study was conducted by Sweta Mahaju, Jeffrey C Carver, and Gary L Bradshaw.

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