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IEEE Software, 2001
The last several decades have witnessed a steady, irreversible trend toward the globalization of business, and of software-intensive high-technology businesses in particular. Economic forces are relentlessly turning national markets into global markets and spawning new forms of competition and cooperation that reach across national boundaries.
J.D. Herbsleb, D. Moitra
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The last several decades have witnessed a steady, irreversible trend toward the globalization of business, and of software-intensive high-technology businesses in particular. Economic forces are relentlessly turning national markets into global markets and spawning new forms of competition and cooperation that reach across national boundaries.
J.D. Herbsleb, D. Moitra
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Global Software Development for the Enterprise
30th Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC'06), 2006In this position paper, we present certain observed characteristics of global software development for the enterprise, as well as trends in enterprise information technology needs for a global enterprise. We then identify IT workforce needs and the consequent curriculum elements desired.
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Workshop on global software development
Proceedings of the 24th international conference on Software engineering - ICSE '02, 2002The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers and practitioners in trying to understand the emerging phenomenon of global software development. As we witness an increased globalization of software development, it is important that research addresses the challenges of distributed software engineering and informs the development of ...
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Software modularization in global software development
2014 International Conference on Data and Software Engineering (ICODSE), 2014In a Global Software Development (GSD) environment, multiple teams are located in geographically dispersed locations and project management is becoming a difficult task; and the work distribution process has become an important function in GSD. Work distribution process can influence both the benefits of global software development (e.g. cost reduction,
Dilani Wickramaarachchi, Richard Lai
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Towards successful global software development
Proceedings of the Evaluation and Assessment in Software Engineering, 2020Majority of the software development organizations are motivated to transform their development activities from collocated development to offshore software development outsourcing (OSDO) environment. The adoption of OSDO is complicated due to geographical distance between development teams. The requirements engineering (RE) in the context of OSDO needs
Muhammad Shafiq 0006 +5 more
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Software Development and Globalization
2007Developing software across borders has become an emerging area of software engineering. It is one of the important competitive advantages in today's industry. However, the increased globalization of software development creates many challenges brought by distribution of software life cycle activities among teams separated by various boundaries, such as
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A validated ontology for global software development
Computer Standards & Interfaces, 2016The global software development (GSD) paradigm has, over the last 15fifteen years, shifted from being novel and ground breaking to being widely adopted and mainstream. This wide adoption is partly owing to the many benefits provided by GSD, such as reduced labour costs, proximity to new markets and access to a diverse and experienced skills pool.
Aurora Vizcaíno +3 more
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Global software development in a CSCW perspective
Proceedings of the companion publication of the 17th ACM conference on Computer supported cooperative work & social computing, 2014Global software development (GSD) has been an im-portant research topic in the CSCW community for more than two decades. CSCW has helped identify a significant number of challenges and solutions for han-dling distances in time, space and culture in distributed software engineering environments.
Pernille Bjørn +7 more
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Coaching Global Software Development Projects
2011 IEEE Sixth International Conference on Global Software Engineering, 2011This paper presents a multiple-case study on how three globally distributed software development projects from a large Scandinavia-based IT organization introduced agile practices with the help of a company internal coaching team. The data was gathered by ten semi-structured interviews: we interviewed four coaches and six persons from the coached ...
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Globalizing Software Development
Journal of Global Information Management, 1996In an attempt to provide insight into managing successful international technology collaboration, this article presents a framework to guide managers in dividing and integrating labor and assessing methodological and organizational weaknesses. The analysis draws on technology and management literatures and specifically addresses outsourcing systems ...
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