Like managers of any other business process, software developers seek ways to optimize their “production” process. Until recently, when developers shifted their focus from the product itself to the method used to produce it, they lacked a way to describe software development processes, let alone control them. Now, many organizations recognize the importance of process, which is—when you think of it—one of the most reusable “components” in many software companies. But just how do you go about describing software development in business process terms? Several attempts have been made to create reusable processes.Although level 3 of the CMM prescribes to have some sort of process reuse in place, effective means for process reuse have not yet been formalized.
Activity Based, OO Business Modeling and Control / Succi G; Benedicenti L; De Panfilis S; Vernazza T. - In: IT PROFESSIONAL. - ISSN 1520-9202. - STAMPA. - 2:(2000), pp. 45-50.
Activity Based, OO Business Modeling and Control
Succi G;
2000
Abstract
Like managers of any other business process, software developers seek ways to optimize their “production” process. Until recently, when developers shifted their focus from the product itself to the method used to produce it, they lacked a way to describe software development processes, let alone control them. Now, many organizations recognize the importance of process, which is—when you think of it—one of the most reusable “components” in many software companies. But just how do you go about describing software development in business process terms? Several attempts have been made to create reusable processes.Although level 3 of the CMM prescribes to have some sort of process reuse in place, effective means for process reuse have not yet been formalized.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
