Table 3

Crowdsourcing for requirements-related aspects of software projects – continued from Table 2 

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TitleAuthorsYearAspect(s) coveredChallenges mentioned
9Software Crowdsourcing Challenges in the Brazilian IT Industry (Machado et al., 2016)Leticia Machado Josiane Kroll, Rafael Prikladnicki. Cleidson R. B. de Souza and Erran Carmel2016Study to identify challenges by interviewing
20 experts in Crowdsourcing in Brazil

Tasks lack of quality processes lack of CS processes people cultural barriers
10Configuring Crowdsourcing for Requirements elicitation (Hosseini et al., 2015)Mahmood Hosseini, Alimohammad Shahri, Keith Phalp. Jacqui Taylor. Raian Ali Fabiano Dalpiaz2015Covers crowdsourcing for requirements elicitation and investigates ways to configure crowdsourcing to improve the quality of elicited requirements,
Configuration of Crowdsourcing

Set of challenges in CSRE: Challenges related to largeness, anonymity. diversity. competence, collaboration intrinsic motivations, volunteering, extrinsic incentives, opt-outo opportunity, feedback
11Crowdsourcing Software Requirements and Development: A mechanism-based exploration of “Opensourcing" (Naparat et al., 2013)Damrongsak Naparat Patrick Finnegan2013Crowdsourcing Software Requirements and development. Open sourcing
in determining requirements identifying bugs, providing user-to-user support, and aiding software coding. Prepositions to overcome the challenges
Motivation, coordination effective communication filtering, integration and nurturing
12CrowdREquire:
A Requirements Engineering Crowdsourcing platform (Adepetu et al., 2012)
Adedamola, Khaja Altaf Ahmed
Yousif Al Abd. Aaesha Al Zaabi and Davor Svetinovic
2012Discusses how
CrowdRequire platform can be used for applying crowdsourcing to Requirements Engineering A system for functional and nonfunctional requirements specification
Dividing into subtasks
Result assessment and rewarding

Source(s): Author’s own work

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