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Predicting acceptance of Software Process Improvement [PDF]

open access: possibleACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 2005
Software Process Improvement (SPI) initiatives induce organizational change, by introducing new tools, techniques and work practices. Organizations have to address acceptance issues such as resistance to change, compatibility and fear of adverse consequences.
Carolyn Seaman, Medha Umarji
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Improving the software engineering process

[Conference Record] SUPERCOMM/ICC '92 Discovering a New World of Communications, 2003
The authors present approaches developed within their organization for achieving improvements in the software engineering process. They discuss the contextual issues which act as a barrier to change, assess the current position with respect to the deployment of software enabling technology, present techniques for mapping current performance against ...
S.G. Stockman, M. Norris
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Improving the Software Inspection Process

2005
In this paper we look at the results from three experiments.We discuss the results and combine them into advices for code inspection. The main observations are that 1) it is beneficial to use large inspection groups in order to have access to a large amount of diverse experience and knowledge, 2) hands-on experience is more important than general ...
Tanveer Husain Awan, Tor Stålhane
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TRIZ for software process improvement

Proceedings 26th Annual International Computer Software and Applications, 2003
TRIZ (theory of inventive problem solving) is a widely used problem solving method, most readily applicable to physical domains. To complement ongoing software process improvement activities, TRIZ and an associated software tool TechOptimizer were used to model the software development process, to assess whether this could provide new approaches on ...
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Lecture Notes on Software Process Improvement

1993
Software process improvement is not usually covered in standard software engineering textbooks. However, because it is a topic of great interest to the software industry, both faculty and students should be familiar with it. The goal of this package is to provide the basis for an introductory 30 to 60 minute lecture on the software process and its ...
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Managing Change in Software Process Improvement

IEEE Software, 2005
Udgivelsesdato: November ...
Mathiassen, Lars   +2 more
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Software Process Improvement Works

1999
Abstract : The Advanced information Services Inc. (AIS) Development Group was motivated by business needs to begin its Continuous Process Improvement (CPI) initiative in 1992. We chose the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Capability Maturity Model(registered) (CMM(registered) as the process maturity framework Paulk 93 and the Institute of ...
Susan Renner   +4 more
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Software process assessment and improvement

Proceedings 1996 International Conference Software Engineering: Education and Practice, 2002
A discussion is given on software process assessment and improvement, by looking at both academic and industrial issues. It is concluded that while industry and universities have a common interest in the education of students, university educators must remain mindful of the tension between meeting current industry needs and preparing students for life ...
B. Morgan, Glenn Lowry
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Software Development Processes and Process Improvement

2017
Software systems can be extremely complex. There can be numerous stakeholders, with different (often conflicting) requirements. There can be, as we have already seen, a raft of (often conflicting) quality concerns that need to be satisfied. However, time and resources are often limited.
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The economics of software process improvement

Computer, 1996
Software process improvement is gaining momentum throughout the software industry. Many cities now have nonprofit SPIN (Software Process Improvement Network) groups. In a visible sign that process improvement is now a mainstream technology, SPIN's national conference in Boston last spring drew several thousand attendees.
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