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9783540417859

Managing the Change

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  • Copyright: 2002-01-01
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Summary

This book is a result of the European Experience Exchange (EUREX) project sponsored by the European Systems and Software Initiative for Software Best Practice in Europe. The EUREX project analyzed the industrial and economic impact and the similarities and differences between and among more than 300 Software Process Improvement Experiments sponsored by the EU. The current volume offers a variety of perspectives on software configuration/change management and requirements engineering. These areas have a significant impact on the success of a software product and present a high potential for improvement as many organisations, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, have no purposeful process addressing these issues. As a result, this book is particularly meaningful for software practitioners in such enterprises, including both developers and line managers.

Table of Contents

Part I SPI, ESSI, EUREX 1(30)
Software Process Improvement
3(14)
Introduction
3(1)
Objectives - Scope of the Initiative
3(1)
Strategy
4(1)
Target Audience
5(1)
Dimensions of Software Best Practice
5(2)
European Dimension
7(1)
Types of Projects
8(9)
Stand Alone Assessments
8(1)
Process Improvement Experiments (PIEs)
9(2)
Application Experiments
11(1)
Dissemination Actions
11(1)
Experience/User Networks
12(1)
Training Actions
13(1)
ESSI PIE Nodes (ESPINODEs)
13(1)
Software Best Practice Networks (ESBNETs)
14(3)
The EUREX Project
17(8)
Target Audience and Motivation
17(2)
Objectives and Approach
19(1)
Partners
20(1)
Related Dissemination and Training Actions
20(5)
Software Improvement Case Studies Initiative (SISSI)
20(2)
ESPITI
22(3)
The EUREX Taxonomy
25(6)
Analysis and Assessment of PIEs
25(1)
Classification into Problem Domains
25(5)
First Regional Classification
26(1)
Result of First Regional Classification
26(1)
Consolidation and Iteration
26(1)
Update of Regional Classification
26(1)
Mapping of Attributes
27(1)
Review of Classification and Mapping into Subject Domains
27(1)
Subject Domains Chosen
27(2)
Unclassified PIEs
29(1)
Configuration Management, Change Management
30(1)
Part II Managing the Change: Configuration Management, Change Management 31(150)
Perspectives
33(58)
Domain Overview
33(7)
Risks and Benefits
34(1)
Process Input, Output and Activities
35(2)
Process Management
37(1)
Software Configuration Management Plan
37(3)
SCM in the View of Different Experts
40(51)
Software Configuration Management State of the Art
41(6)
How do We Implement the Theory of CM in Practice
47(19)
Impact of Configuration Management
66(11)
The Role of Control Boards in Configuration Management
77(14)
Resources for Practitioners
91(16)
Methods and Tools
91(13)
Commercial CM Systems
91(12)
Public Domain or Free CM Systems
103(1)
Books
104(1)
Organisations
105(1)
Important Conferences
106(1)
Web Sites
106(1)
Experience Reports
107(40)
Applying GQM to Assess CM Practice
108(7)
Background
109(1)
Improving Service Quality Through New CM
109(1)
Work Performed
110(1)
Results and Analysis
111(2)
Lessons Learned
113(1)
Future Actions
114(1)
Introduction of a Configuration Management
115(3)
Background
115(1)
Response to Change Requests
115(1)
The Approach Taken
115(1)
The Initial Scenario
116(1)
Work Performed
116(1)
Results and Analysis
117(1)
Lessons Learned
117(1)
Future Plans
118(1)
Implementing Configuration Management in Small Enterprises
118(4)
Background
118(1)
The Approach Taken
119(1)
The Sysdeco GIS Product
119(1)
Work Performed
119(1)
Results and Analysis
120(2)
Lessons Learned
122(1)
Future Plans
122(1)
Introduction of Configuration Management
122(4)
Background
123(1)
Response to Change Request
123(1)
The Approach Taken
123(1)
The DATASIM Product
124(1)
Implementation
124(1)
Project Results
125(1)
Lessons Learned
125(1)
Future Plans
126(1)
Electronic Document System
126(4)
Background
127(1)
Improved Evaluation
127(1)
Operating Efficiency
127(1)
Work Performed
128(1)
Results Achieved
128(1)
Lessons Learned
129(1)
Configuration and Change Management
130(6)
Background
130(1)
Outsourcing Services for the Financial Market
130(1)
Improving Product and Service Through CM
131(1)
Work Performed
131(2)
Results and Analysis
133(2)
Lessons Learned
135(1)
Future Actions
135(1)
Build-up a Centralised Software Quality Management Function
136(6)
Background
136(1)
Improving the Software Quality System
136(1)
Work Performed
137(1)
Results and Analysis
138(3)
Lessons Learned
141(1)
Future Actions
142(1)
Enhanced Version Integrity
142(5)
Background and Work Done
143(1)
Resulting Scenario
143(2)
Lessons Learned
145(1)
Future Work
146(1)
Lessons from the EUREX Workshops
147(28)
Bilbao Workshop
148(7)
Expert Presentation
148(1)
Alcatel Presentation
149(1)
Conclusions of the Working Groups
150(3)
General Conclusions
153(1)
Lessons Learned
154(1)
Milan Workshop
155(5)
Measurable Improvement of Development, Deployment and Operation
156(1)
Scout Software Configuration Usable Techniques
157(1)
Automated Corrective and Evolutionary Maintenance for Database Intensive Application Products
158(1)
Summary of the Final Discussion
159(1)
Workshop Findings and Lessons Learned
160(1)
Karlsruhe Workshop
160(10)
Domain Covered
160(1)
PIE Presentation
161(3)
Q & A Highlights
164(1)
Moderated Discussion
164(1)
Open Discussion Highlights
165(5)
Workshop Findings and Lessons Learned
170(1)
Workshops Summary
170(5)
Significant Results
175(6)
The IEEE Software Configuration Management Standard
175(4)
Configuration Identification
177(1)
Configuration Control Change
177(1)
Status Report Generation
178(1)
Configuration Audit
178(1)
The Configuration Management Plan
179(2)
Part III Process Improvement Experiments 181(92)
Table of PIEs
183(4)
Summaries of PIE Reports
187(86)
AERDIS 10965
187(1)
AIM 21766
188(2)
APPLY 21511
190(1)
ARRIBA 23955
191(1)
AUTO-DOC 21820
192(1)
AUTOMA 10564
193(1)
CEMP 10358
194(2)
CMEX 21568
196(1)
CMOS 23661
197(2)
COMANCHE 24051
199(1)
COMMITS 21830
200(1)
CONFITEST 24362
201(2)
CONFMANAG 23891
203(1)
CREDIT 23697
204(1)
CUSTOMIZE 23670
205(1)
DIGIDOC 21593
206(1)
DSP-ACTION 23696
207(1)
EASIER 10542
208(1)
ESTREMA 23724
209(1)
EURO2000 23794
210(1)
EXCUSES 21532
211(1)
FAME 10760
212(1)
FOCUS 10603
213(1)
GEARS 24189
214(2)
HEMATITES 21741
216(1)
HOSPUR 24181
217(1)
ICONMAN 21379
218(1)
IECS 23760
219(1)
IMPACT 21628
220(1)
IMPACTS2 24078
221(1)
IMPOSE 23780
222(1)
IMPROVE-CM 21433
223(1)
INCOME 21733
224(1)
ISOTOPO 21603
225(2)
ISUC 21358
227(1)
LANHOBEK 24155
228(1)
LARGECM 21473
228(2)
MARITA 10549
230(1)
MAUSE 10560
230(2)
MAZ PIE 21411
232(1)
MIDAS 21244
233(1)
MOODISC 21416
234(2)
MPCM 24196
236(2)
MSI-QBP 21547
238(1)
OSEF 10913
239(1)
PCS 24065
240(1)
PET 10438
241(1)
PITA 21531
242(2)
PRIDE 21167
244(1)
PROCOM 21231
245(1)
PROMISED 24149
246(1)
QARI 23845
247(1)
Q-PRIME 21630
248(1)
RECAP 10497
249(1)
REJOICE 23893
250(1)
REQUITE 10714
251(1)
RMATN 24257
252(1)
SCOUT 23673
253(1)
SECU-DES 10937
254(1)
SIMTEST 10824
255(1)
SMETOSQA 10218
256(2)
SO.C.CO.MA 21269
258(1)
SPECS 23875
259(1)
SPIE 10344
260(1)
SPIP 23750
261(1)
SPIRIT 21799
262(1)
TESOS 21681
263(1)
TESTART 23683
264(1)
TOPSPIN 24091
265(1)
TPM 21336
266(2)
TRUST 23754
268(1)
UFOSEP 21434
269(1)
VERDEST 21712
270(1)
VIGOROUS 23971
271(2)
Index 273

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