Review on Effective Requirement Elicitation Techniques

Requirements elicitation (RE) is the most critical phase in requirement engineering. Most of systems fail just because of wrong elicitation practice. Effective techniques are used to determine creative and innovative requirements to understand client's expectation. In this paper, a systematic review on journal and conference publications those are related to effectiveness, effective techniques, requirements Elicitation and empirical evaluation on effective techniques for requirements Elicitation is performed. In the systematic literature review, IEEE, Springer Link and Science Direct are used as a source. Then, relevant search terms are using to search the journals and conference papers (open access articles or archive articles) since 2014 until 2015. The search result is minimized by combining effective and Requirements Elicitation Techniques and then goes through the title and keywords, abstract and selected articles for review using inclusion and exclusion criteria. From the systematic review, the roles of effectiveness are determined and the impacts of effective techniques in requirements Elicitation area are identified.