REQUIREMENT ELICITATION THROUGH MOBILE BASED SOCIAL NETWORKING APPS FOR EMPOWERING CROWD
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There are revelation, growth, and improvement elements to the elicitation process. Requirements elicitation is a strategy including numerous strategies with a mixture of accessible scenarios, methodologies, and devices for performing them. In this paper we just focus on analyzing and validating the social impact in requirement elicitations through Mobile based Social Networking Apps for empowering the crowd.
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