The methodological approach for the elaboration of the non-technical requirements (NTR) was a stepwise approach
(1) Items and constructs from the technology acceptance models UTAUT and TAM3 were examined and a preliminary list of non-technology require-ments for ESRIUM services was derived. The final list will serve as a basis for future measurements of user acceptance of ESRIUM services and shall help to optimize human-system interaction and thus increase user and technol-ogy acceptance.
(2) In addition, the non-technical requirements were associated with
a. The use cases defined
b. Relevant Stakeholders (e.g. road operator, truck driver, logistics op-erator, OEM in the roles as customer or supplier of the respective services)
(3) The preliminary NTR list was then revised in an internal validation process during a workshop with numerous project partners (e.g. road operators, tech-nical experts) to ensure a multidisciplinary view from different perspectives.
(4) Finally, an external validation of the NTR list will be performed by ASECAP members and the feedback received will be incorporated into a final version.


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