On software and television: Analyzing a minimal process for software requirements specification by TV broadcasters
Palavras-chave:
TV production, requirements engineering, television software studies, software engineering, processes’ tailoring, agile methodsResumo
In this paper it is addressed the theme of software applications (apps) development and supply by TV broadcasters in order to synchronize the ads of TV shows’ sponsors between multiple screens. That sync is required because audience is using multiple gadgets to watch TV (for example, during the materialization of viewers’ second screen experience). Although broadcasters’ supply of apps to the audience constitutes an alternative to the ads sync, such supply requires a previous software development. The execution of a minimal set of activities to software development (particularly to software requirements specification) is analyzed in this paper, observing that such activities should minimize impacts in the typical production processes of TV to mitigate the risk of broadcasters losing their focus on TV content production while developing the apps. The presentation of (i) Software Engineering processes’ tailoring and of (ii) agile methods contributes to analyze a minimal process for software requirements specification.Referências
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