Towards Conceptualizing Quality-Related Stakeholder Interactions in Software Development

Shekhovtsov, Vladimir A.; Mayr, Heinrich C.; Kop, Christian

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-38370-0_7

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“…Initial research on QuOntology has been published in [28], whereas the current version of the relevant conceptualizations is presented in [22]. Figure 3 shows the key components of that ontology as well as its relation to the site ontology.…”

Section: Quontologymentioning

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Facilitating Effective Stakeholder Communication in Software Development Processes

Shekhovtsov

Mayr

Kop

2015

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Abstract. Effective communication in software development is impaired when parties perceive communicated information differently. To address this problem, the project QuASE has been established. It aims at a solution that supports understandability and reusability of communicated information as well as the quality of decisions based on such information. In this paper, we focus on the architectural aspects of the QuASE system and on its knowledge base which consists of two ontologies: a site ontology defining the site-specific communication environment, and a "quality ontology" that incorporates all knowledge necessary for supporting communication. We describe the overall architecture of the system, introduce the ontologies as well as their interplay, and outline the approach for gathering knowledge necessary to form the QuASE site ontology.

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Section: Quontologymentioning

confidence: 99%