Prodanović et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Classification as an approach to public key infrastructure requirements analysisProdanović et al., 2019
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- Prodanović R
- Vulić I
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- IET Software
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Classification schemes and taxonomy of request have focused only on business or software requirements defined by general non‐functional requests. Public key infrastructure (PKI), as a complex system, requires special attention in the process of identification and definition of …
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