Enterprise Process Model for Extreme Programming with CMMI Framework

Lee, Sung Wook; Kim, Haeng Kon; Lee, Roger Y.

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-79187-4_15

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“…(d) Proposals for process improvement focused on VSES such as those presented by [44], [45], [46], [47], [48] and [49].…”

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FQMaP: Towards a Framework Quantitative Management of Processes in Small Software Development Organizations

Ardila,

Pino,

Pardo

2023

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Software development organizations need to control and improve their practices, seeking to reduce variability when executing the necessary processes to elaborate software; therefore, these organizations implement improvement plans to identify factors that affect the processes. Quantitative Management deals with identification, tracing, and control of those incident factors, using data proactively to predict performance and the effect of possible changes in a process. Reference models in software processes development such as CMMI V2.0 and ISO/IEC 33061:2021 address Quantitative Management, but are aimed at big enterprises. Other models such as MoProSoft, COMPETISOFT, and MPS.BR are aimed at small enterprises, but do not include enough elements on Quantitative Management. Execution of a systematic literature review permitted searching for works on Quantitative Management intended for small software development enterprises, indicating necessary practices and how to perform them. This search showed that a proposal is not available that incorporates Quantitative Management practices for software processes aimed small software development enterprises. The referred aspects make it difficult to adopt a Quantitative Management culture within these organizations, it which has become a problem, consisting in that small software development enterprises that do not execute quantitative management practices will have difficulty identifying and focusing on the factors that impact the process performance and, therefore, on the results of their projects. This work sought to tackle this problem by proposing the "framework for quantitative management of processes in small software development organizations" (FQMaP), which allows incorporating practices and techniques that support Quantitative Management of software development processes in these kinds of enterprises. From the evaluation of FQMaP, carried out by following Focus Group technique guidelines, it can be demonstrated that it is a simple proposal and with elements that can serve a company to quantitatively manage software development processes. Also, it has clearly specified its components, showing that its structure is familiar with other process patterns, that would facilitate their interpretation.

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“…(d) Proposals for process improvement focused on VSES such as those presented by [44], [45], [46], [47], [48] and [49].…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

FQMaP: Towards a Framework Quantitative Management of Processes in Small Software Development Organizations

Ardila,

Pino,

Pardo

2023

PEN

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“…XP is a lightweight software process, which deals with vague or changing software requirements. In this process, the team size is fewer than 10 people who are expected to be in the same physical location [11]. It is organized as four framework activities: planning, design, coding, and testing.…”

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“…To use a process in a certain application, it needs to be customized for that application. Since XP has been the most widely used and the most successful process in similar systems [11], it has been used as the basis for customization in our project and particular needs in developing CSDMSs have been added to it. The results of implementing the customized process in rescue simulation environment are presented here.…”

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A Crisis Situations Decision-Making Systems Software Development Process With Rescue Experiences

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Previously, we have proposed a computational model for decision-making in crisis situations called C-RPD (Computational Recognition Primed Decision). In this paper, a software development process customized for Crisis Situations Decision-Making Systems (CSDMSs) is proposed. Agile processes can skillfully manage uncertainty in software requirements and some of their features like incremental development can solve some problems in developing CSDMSs. However, these processes do not provide comprehensive solutions for issues like the lack of enough knowledge about CSDMSs, very rapid changes, urgent need to overcome security challenges, high development unpredictability, and the performance test. Extreme Programming (XP) is one of the best and most widely-used agile processes. In this article, a customized version of XP called Crisis Situations Decision-Making Systems Software Development Process (CSDP) is proposed. Standing first and second in five national and international RoboCup rescue agent simulation tournaments from 2006 to 2010 bear witness to the efficiency of the developed software using CSDP. Relying on its characteristics, CSDP has been able to practically tackle the challenges of developing CSDMSs such as the lack of crisis-related knowledge and cumulative nature of crisis-related knowledge, difficulty of extracting knowledge, long development cycle, and sudden and frequent changes in system requirements. INDEX TERMS Agile software development process, crisis management, crisis situations decision-making system, naturalistic decision making, recognition primed decision model, RoboCup rescue simulation agent benchmark.

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Systematic Literature Review on the Characteristics of Agile Project Management in the Context of Maturity Models

Chagas

Carvalho

Lima

et al. 2014

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Enterprise Process Model for Extreme Programming with CMMI Framework

Cited by 3 publications

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FQMaP: Towards a Framework Quantitative Management of Processes in Small Software Development Organizations

FQMaP: Towards a Framework Quantitative Management of Processes in Small Software Development Organizations

A Crisis Situations Decision-Making Systems Software Development Process With Rescue Experiences

Systematic Literature Review on the Characteristics of Agile Project Management in the Context of Maturity Models

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