INSCO REQUISITE - A Web-Based RM-Tool to support Hybrid Software Development

Orellana, Francisco J.; Cañadas, Joaquín; Cano, Isabel María Del Águila; Túnez, Samuel

doi:10.5220/0001712203260329

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“…In [29], the authors present MASA (Metaheuristic Aided Software Features Assembly), a module integrated into an already existing web-based CARE (Computer Aided Requirement Engineering) tool, InSCo Requisite [30]. This tool provides support for managing stakeholders importances and requirement efforts.…”

Section: Nrp In Actionable Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

ProjectION: A computational intelligence-based tool for decision support in agile software development projects

Pérez-Piqueras

Bermejo

Gámez

2023

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The growing complexity of software development has caused project management techniques to shift towards agile methodologies, which are usually supported by software tools that help planning and reporting. However, most popular tools are fairly simple in terms of decision support. In this work, we aim to implement a software tool that supports the decision maker in agile project management by means of computational intelligence-based methods. We have analyzed the needs in an agile project, and designed and implemented a software solution named ProjectION. The tool has been made public and evaluated with real users, obtaining positive feedback that indicates it is of interest for experienced managers and software engineers. ProjectION solves the most common needs in agile-managed projects. It provides an intuitive user interface that supports the decision maker in managing and reporting project status, forecasting expected progress, and automatically planning software releases solving the well-known Next Release Problem. Used algorithms and the execution service have been made available to the community in order to enable future integrations of other researchers’ approaches to the Next Release Problem.

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Section: Nrp In Actionable Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%