Vol. 16 Núm. 44 (2017): Revista GTI
Artículos de Investigación Científica e Innovación

EVALUANDO TÉCNICAS DE MODELADO DE METAS DESDE EL PUNTO DE VISTA DE LA PLANIFICACIÓN ESTRATÉGICA DEL NEGOCIO

MAYELA DELGADO HERRERA
Universidad de Carabobo UC
Biografía
ALFREDO MATTEO LA ROCCA
Universidad Central de Venezuela UCV
Biografía
FRANCISCA LOSAVIO DE ORDAZ
Universidad Central de Venezuela UCV
Biografía

Publicado 2018-03-09

Palabras clave

  • Orientación a Metas,
  • Ingeniería de Requisitos,
  • Ingeniería de Requisitos Orientada a Metas,
  • Planificación Estratégica

Cómo citar

DELGADO HERRERA, M., MATTEO LA ROCCA, A., & LOSAVIO DE ORDAZ, F. (2018). EVALUANDO TÉCNICAS DE MODELADO DE METAS DESDE EL PUNTO DE VISTA DE LA PLANIFICACIÓN ESTRATÉGICA DEL NEGOCIO. Revista GTI, 16(44), 49–63. Recuperado a partir de https://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistagti/article/view/8076

Resumen

La orientación a metas ha hecho importantes aportes a la Ingeniería de Requisitos. Las metas refinan la visión global del negocio, exponen el valor de un sistema/software y proporcionan la fundamentación para su desarrollo. No obstante, las bondades obtenidas de la Ingeniería de Requisitos Orientada a Metas no garantizan que los sistemas de software estén alineados con la estrategia del negocio, ni que contribuyan efectivamente a la proposición de valor. Como un medio para mejorar esta situación se plantea la utilización de la Planificación Estratégica en el direccionamiento de la Ingeniería de Requisitos Orientada a Metas, considerando que en este proceso se establecen las metas de más alto nivel y las estrategias del negocio. Dada la existencia de un grupo diverso de técnicas orientadas a metas, el objetivo de esta investigación es evaluar las técnicas de mayor difusión con el fin de determinar cuál satisface en mayor grado los requisitos de un proceso de Ingeniería de Requisitos dirigido por la Planificación Estratégica. La evaluación realizada se basó en el Análisis de Características propuesto por Kitchenham. El grupo de características establecido persigue examinar la capacidad de las técnicas para: (1) el modelado de los conceptos básicos de la Planificación Estratégica, y (2) la representación de metas en diferentes niveles de abstracción y sus interrelaciones.

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