Influence of Context and Culture on Managerial Perceptions and Practices in the Turkish Software Industry

Koch, Stefan; Bener, Ayşe; Aytac, Turgay; Tosun, Ayşe; Bernroider, Edward

doi:10.1080/1097198x.2014.910990

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“…Our literature search also identified a number of surveys on SE practices in Turkey (Aytaç et al, 2003, Aykol, 2009, Sökmen, 2010, Turkish Testing Board, 2013, Turkish Testing Board, 2012, Turkish Testing Board, 2011, Turkish Testing Board, 2014, Koch et al, 2014, AKMAN and YILMAZ, 2008 which have been briefly summarized in Table 2 (sorted by year of study).…”

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Cross-factor analysis of software engineering practices versus practitioner demographics: An exploratory study in Turkey

Garousi

Coşkunçay

Demirörs

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Journal of Systems and Software

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Section: State Of the Software Industry In Turkeymentioning

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Cross-factor analysis of software engineering practices versus practitioner demographics: An exploratory study in Turkey

Garousi

Coşkunçay

Demirörs

et al. 2016

Journal of Systems and Software

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“…Software is considered one of the leading industries today . This industry affects the competitiveness of a country or even of the whole society. A majority of firms within software industry are relatively small in all countries .…”

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“…A majority of firms within software industry are relatively small in all countries . As a result of this, the study of small and medium enterprise (SMEs) in software industry is vastly present in the scientific literature, and studies on different countries are pervasive (e.g., ).…”

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Assessing ISO/IEC29110 by means of ITMark: results from an experience factory

Larrucea

Santamaría

Colomo‐Palacios

2016

J Software Evolu Process

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ISO/IEC 29110 is intended to help very small entities in improving their software processes. However, this standard is not the only initiative devoted to help organizations in these matters. For instance, ITMark is an established method with an important background in terms of number and diversity of assessments. The aim of this paper is to present a method to assess ISO/IEC 29110 by means of the evaluation performed under the ITMark certification schema built upon an experience factory. To do so, in this paper, authors present, firstly, a mapping for ITMark to ISO/IEC 29110 and, secondly, a study to test the applicability of the assessments made by ITMark in the ISO/IEC 29110 environment taking into account the previous mapping. The main conclusion from this industrial experience is that ITMark can be used as a method for assessing very small entities.

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Influence of Context and Culture on Managerial Perceptions and Practices in the Turkish Software Industry

Cited by 2 publications

References 31 publications

Cross-factor analysis of software engineering practices versus practitioner demographics: An exploratory study in Turkey

Cross-factor analysis of software engineering practices versus practitioner demographics: An exploratory study in Turkey

Assessing ISO/IEC29110 by means of ITMark: results from an experience factory

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