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Future of Software Engineering Proceedings, 2014
This paper is a travelogue of Software Process research and practice in the past 15 years. It is based on the paper written by one of the authors for the FOSE Track at ICSE 2000. Since then, the landscape of Software Process research has significantly evolved: technological breakthroughs and market disruptions have defined new and complex challenges ...
FUGGETTA, ALFONSO, DI NITTO, ELISABETTA
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This paper is a travelogue of Software Process research and practice in the past 15 years. It is based on the paper written by one of the authors for the FOSE Track at ICSE 2000. Since then, the landscape of Software Process research has significantly evolved: technological breakthroughs and market disruptions have defined new and complex challenges ...
FUGGETTA, ALFONSO, DI NITTO, ELISABETTA
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Software Evolution and Software Evolution Processes
Annals of Software Engineering, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Meir M. Lehman, Juan F. Ramil
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Using grounded theory to understand software process improvement: A study of Irish software product companies [PDF]
Information and Software Technology, 2007 Software Process Improvement (SPI) aims to understand the software process as it is used within an organisation and thus drive the implementation of changes to that process to achieve specific goals such as increasing development speed, achieving higher ...
Rory V. O'Connor, Gerry Coleman
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On Mobility of Software Processes
2006In this paper, the mobility of software processes is proposed as a novel concept. It is defined as the structural change in a software process resulting from interactions among linked process elements. The concept addresses the essential change in a software process which brings a high variability and unpredictability to process performance.
Mingshu Li 0001 +3 more
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Proceedings 24th Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference. COMPSAC2000, 2002
Developing reliable and high quality software on time and within budget requires a well-coordinated and executed software process. Many data have shown that investments in software process improvement can actually pay off. However, external market and customer demands create disturbances in the software process. Software process disturbances reduce the
Tsang-Ming Jiang, Michael Coyner
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Developing reliable and high quality software on time and within budget requires a well-coordinated and executed software process. Many data have shown that investments in software process improvement can actually pay off. However, external market and customer demands create disturbances in the software process. Software process disturbances reduce the
Tsang-Ming Jiang, Michael Coyner
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Proceedings of the Conference on The Future of Software Engineering, 2000
Software process research deals with the methods and technologies used to assess, support, and improve software development activities. The field has grown up during the 80s to address the increasing complexity and criticality of software development activities.
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Software process research deals with the methods and technologies used to assess, support, and improve software development activities. The field has grown up during the 80s to address the increasing complexity and criticality of software development activities.
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Proceedings COMPSAC 88: The Twelfth Annual International Computer Software & Applications Conference, 2003
The authors define a software process model (SPM). The SPM is a model of evolution of the full set of documents produced in a software project. It is a general model for software development using any development approach, providing a framework for measuring, analyzing, and understanding the software development process.
David A. Gustafson +4 more
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The authors define a software process model (SPM). The SPM is a model of evolution of the full set of documents produced in a software project. It is a general model for software development using any development approach, providing a framework for measuring, analyzing, and understanding the software development process.
David A. Gustafson +4 more
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ASP (A Software Process) for improving software process
Proceedings Sixth Asia Pacific Software Engineering Conference (ASPEC'99) (Cat. No.PR00509), 2003ASP (A Software Process) is a creation of a capability maturity model and IEEE based software process that has been defined and deployed through the Software Center of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., in Korea. Outcomes from the deployment of ASP are: 1) the momentum for propelling widespread deployment across all organizations of Samsung Elec. Co.
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First International Symposium on Cyber Worlds, 2002. Proceedings., 2003
A number of interesting phenomena can be observed when lifelong processes of object-oriented software are analyzed from the viewpoint of software evolution. This paper proposes a framework of software evolution studies and reports the results of empirical case studies and evolution patterns discovered through the analysis.
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A number of interesting phenomena can be observed when lifelong processes of object-oriented software are analyzed from the viewpoint of software evolution. This paper proposes a framework of software evolution studies and reports the results of empirical case studies and evolution patterns discovered through the analysis.
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Distributing the software process
Proceedings of 1996 Australian Software Engineering Conference, 2002This paper sees software development as made up of two important parts. One is the technical work in producing software. The other is the team management and coordination in large and complex systems. Support tools for software development have in general concentrated on providing technical support to improve task productivity. These have included CASE
Igor T. Hawryszkiewycz, Ian Gorton
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