Overview analysis of reusability metrics in software development for risk reduction

Singaravel, G.; Palanisamy, V.; Krishnan, A.

doi:10.1109/icinnovct.2010.5440081

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“…Technology‐Tools State‐of‐the art tools and methods for software reuse , adequate CASE tool support , and technology innovation are considered success factors to software reuse by a significant set of authors. This is aligned with a few other authors who consider good tools an important factor for risk reduction .…”

Section: Data Analysis and Synthesissupporting

confidence: 83%

“…Some studies present the champion role, a software reuse specialist responsible for promoting software reuse throughout the organization . The development team should perceive the usefulness of the reusable assets and understand them, be aware of their capability and availability , and realize that reuse can effectively reduce the software development effort .…”

Section: Data Analysis and Synthesismentioning

confidence: 99%

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Synergies and tradeoffs in software reuse – a systematic mapping study

2016

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Summary Software reuse is a broadly accepted practice to improve software development quality and productivity. Although an object of study in software engineering since the late sixties, achieving effective reuse remains challenging for many software development organizations. This paper reports a systematic mapping study on how reusability relates to other non‐functional requirements and how different contextual factors influence the success of a reuse initiative. The conclusion is that the relationships are discussed rather informally, and that human, organizational, and technological domain factors are extremely relevant to a particular reuse context. This mapping study highlights the need for further research to better understand how exactly the different non‐functional requirements and context factors affect reusability. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Section: Data Analysis and Synthesissupporting

confidence: 83%

Section: Data Analysis and Synthesismentioning

confidence: 99%

Synergies and tradeoffs in software reuse – a systematic mapping study

2016

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“…Singaravel et al [9] proposed a measurement of complexity in which complexity is related to the product. This paper only establishes that the complexity of a product is a risk indicator without illustrating the calculation method in detail.…”

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confidence: 99%

An Enhanced Risk Assessment Framework for Software Development in Multiple Projects Environment

Ramadan¹,

Ali²

2018

IJCA

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Risk management has an increasing importance in the domain of software project management because it has direct effects on the project success. Therefore, software organizations are challenged to achieve effective and efficient risk management. Measuring risks in software development is a main activity that must be performed in risk management. Risk measurement is one of the hot topics that need more efforts, especially in the environment of multiple software projects. Multiple projects environment include many projects that may share recourses. This paper conducts a structured literature review to find patterns or trends in software development for measuring project risk. It aims to reveal the aspects of risk measurement process, risk indicators, and different scales of software projects. This paper provides a proposed framework for risk assessment in multiple projects environment with shared recourses for different scales at organizations of various capacities.

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“…Complexity: only Singaravel and other authors [25] propose a measurement for complexity. Its complexity is related to the product, and this paper only establishes that the complexity of a product is a risk indicator but do not detail the calculation method.…”

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confidence: 99%

Defining Indicators for Risk Assessment in Software Development Projects

Menezes¹,

Gusmão²,

Moura³

2013

CLEIej

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The usage of indicators acts in both strategic and tactical levels, it is effective for optimization of processes and also supports managerial decisions. Despite the relevance of risk management in software projects, it is in fact still usually overlooked by the organizations that develop software. One reason for this fact is that the concept of risk is abstract and subjective, and its management does not bring apparent immediate practical result. Differently, for example, in the financial market, where the risk management is consolidated and widely applied, and it is currently a need for the companies that work in this field. Briefly, risk management practices just became effectively consolidated in the financial market field when the uncertainties became measurable. In this context, this paper aims to define and propose indicators that are specific for environments of software projects in order to support risk assessment activities – risk identification and risk analysis. To achieve this objective, we first developed a systematic mapping study in order to collect evidences about metrics, indicators and relevant information for risk assessment. These findings were combined with the identification of measurable risk factors, providing, thus, a set of categorized indicators for software development environments.

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Overview analysis of reusability metrics in software development for risk reduction

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Synergies and tradeoffs in software reuse – a systematic mapping study

Synergies and tradeoffs in software reuse – a systematic mapping study

An Enhanced Risk Assessment Framework for Software Development in Multiple Projects Environment

Defining Indicators for Risk Assessment in Software Development Projects

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