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Software development strives toward increasing the amount and quality of the software and at the same time decreasing the costs and development time. One approach to achieve these diverse goals is the systematic software reuse (Biggerstaff and Richter, 1987). In the reuse-oriented software development the key success factor is domain analysis (DA) (Arango, 1989; Lam and McDermid, 1997; Prieto-Díaz, 1994). DA is a process through which information used in software development is identified, captured, and organized with the purpose of making it reusable when creating new systems (Prieto-Díaz, 1990). While the traditional development methods (e.g., Jaaksi et al.,1999; Jacobson et al., 1999) focus on one application, DA focuses on classes of applications (Arango, 1994).
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Forsell, M.J. (2001). Using Hierarchies to Adapt Domain Analysis to Software Development. In: Sein, M.K., et al. Contemporary Trends in Systems Development. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1341-4_10
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