Non-functional requirements for Internet of Things (IoT) based systems: A review

Abstract

The requirements analysis is a fundamental stage for software development projects where all functions and properties that must be addressed by a system are determined, this condition applies for every system including those that integrates Internet of things’ technologies in their implementations. Internet of things paradigm allows increasing automation levels and systems’ autonomy of the conventional services that already exists, becoming those benefits in the main reasons whereby the paradigm is present in different application domains. In this paper a systematic literature review is presented, in order to identify the most relevant non-functional requirements in four application domain: smart city, smart home, smart agriculture and smart factory; showing up their associated aspects and how there are currently being treated in base to ISO/IEC 25010 for software quality products.