Challenges setting a process to manage COTS component selection

Cechich, Alejandra

doi:10.1049/ic:20040434

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“…The component selection process is a multi-criteria decision-making process and requires an appropriate decision-making algorithm for score calculation. Criteria based selection process such as 'six sigma' is a formal process of component selection [7]. However, informal approaches are also available for the process of component selection.…”

Section: Component Selection Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recommendation-Based Component Selection for Component-Based Systems

Negi*¹,

Chauhan²,

Bhadula³

et al. 2019

IJRTE

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Selection of reusable software components in software repositories to facilitate quality software development has always been a focal point and a big concern for software researchers. One of the most time-consuming tasks in software reusability is tracing and retrieving software components from a large repository. The selection of inapt software package can result in high cost and ultimately becomes a prime source of adverse outcome in business processes and performance of the organization. Creation of quality software depends upon the selection of the best set of components among all the alternatives present in the reusable component repository. Frequently used sets of components can be obtained by using mining algorithms. This paper proposes a component selection methodology and a method for retrieval of the optimal set of reusable components from the repository. Case-based retrieval is applied for initial filtering of components to narrow down the search space. A data mining algorithm is applied to extract the candidate set of components for a given case. Most frequent set of components aid the decision-maker to select the finest component set and also assist in suggesting the supplementary components for the case to match with the latest updates.

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Section: Component Selection Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recommendation-Based Component Selection for Component-Based Systems

Negi*¹,

Chauhan²,

Bhadula³

et al. 2019

IJRTE

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“…In order to clarify the CS problem, the process of building a COTS‐based software system is of paramount importance. In the work of Cechich, six main steps are presented to successfully implement a COTS‐based system. These six steps consist of the following cases: analyze software requirements; evaluate and select COTS solution(s); negotiate terms with COTS vendors; implement the COTS‐based solution; maintain license, subscription, and royalty fees. …”

Section: Component Selectionmentioning

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Software component identification and selection: A research review

Gholamshahi

Hasheminejad

2018

Softw Pract Exp

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Summary Nowadays, with the development of software reuse, software developers are paying more attention to component‐related technologies, which have been mostly applied in the development of large‐scale complex applications to enhance the productivity of software development and accelerate time to market. Component‐based software development is well acknowledged as a methodology, which establishes the reusability of software and reduces the development cost effectively. Two crucial problems in component‐based software development are component identification and component selection. The main purpose of this paper is to provide a reference point for future research by categorizing and classifying different component identification and component selection methods and emphasizing their respective strengths and weaknesses. We hope that it can help researchers find the current status of this issue and serve as a basis for future activities.

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“…Moreover, there are some cases where goals cannot be entirely satisfied without considerable product adaptation and other cases where these goals must be resigned to match product features [2] [10]. Along these lines, another approach based on Six Sigma precepts, focuses on fact-based decisions, teamwork, and measurement as a way of driving the identification and pre-selection process [8] [9].…”

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Towards a knowledge-based framework for COTS component identification

Réquilé-RomanczukAnnya¹,

CechichAlejandra

Dourgnon-HanouneAnne

et al. 2005

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The adoption of COTS-based development brings with it many challenges about the identification and finding of candidate components for reuse. Particularly, the first stage in the identification of COTS candidates is commonly carried out by dealing with unstructured information on the Web, which makes the evaluation process highly costing and not efficient when applying complex evaluation criteria. In this position paper, we identify some key elements to support a standardized framework towards a knowledge-based process for COTS component identification. Further discussion would improve our research before moving into developing the framework.

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Challenges setting a process to manage COTS component selection

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

Recommendation-Based Component Selection for Component-Based Systems

Recommendation-Based Component Selection for Component-Based Systems

Software component identification and selection: A research review

Towards a knowledge-based framework for COTS component identification

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