A case study of software process improvement with CMMI‐DEV and Scrum in Spanish companies

Garzás, Javier; Paulk, Mark C.

doi:10.1002/smr.1605

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“…CMMI can help in making the decision to process the improvement plan [5]. In staged representation of CMMI models, the improvement path is described by Maturity Level [6]. CMMI has been classified by the numbers 1 through 5.…”

Section: Cmmi Maturity Levelmentioning

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Library Information System Auditing: Monitoring and Evaluating the Software in Academic Institution

Dewi¹,

Gunawan²,

Weily³

2015

JSW

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Abstract:The information system auditing is conducted to evaluate the readiness level of organization in managing information technology (IT). This research is conducted in library of Petra Christian University, Indonesia. In this academic institution, the library has already used IS to accommodate in its business processes. Library has done the observation to measure library users' satisfaction toward library service. In this previous observation, it has been found that the library software is not satisfied the students, lecturers and staffs as the users in providing information. Furthermore, the initial observation had found out that a lot of misinformation because human errors have often occurred in inputting data and monitoring and evaluating of library software performance has not been. Best practice is given using CMMI standard which is obtained by mapping IT processes of COBIT. Results of audit that has been conducted provide the current maturity level is level 2-managed which means the performed process have ensured that requirements are managed and executed in accordance with policy. Organization has understood the importance of managing IT in helping business processes. System development procedure has been documented. System is a form of elaboration formalization of existing activities and made it easier for users to learn to control quickly.

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Section: Cmmi Maturity Levelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Library Information System Auditing: Monitoring and Evaluating the Software in Academic Institution

Dewi¹,

Gunawan²,

Weily³

2015

JSW

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“…The efficacity and efficiency of these models have been discussed, and empirical investigations were performed . Therefore, comparative studies have been carried out, and blended approaches have been proposed such as Capability Maturity Model Integration and Scrum …”

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“…4 Therefore, comparative studies have been carried out, 5 and blended approaches have been proposed such as Capability Maturity Model Integration and Scrum. 6 However, very small entities (VSE) are facing several hurdles when overarching a SPI initiative. 7 In fact, some studies have revealed these traditional reference models as not appropriated for VSE.…”

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Correlations study and clustering from SPI experiences in small settings

Larrucea

Santamaría

2018

J Software Evolu Process

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Software Process Improvement (SPI) initiatives have been applied in a wide set of organisations including very small entities (VSE). In fact, this kind of organisations is facing several hurdles when overarching a SPI initiative. In this context, the ISO/IEC 29110 has been used as a lightweight reference model for steering VSEs in their SPI initiatives. The inherent uncertainty behind the SPI curtains blocks the organisations in their investments. Due to these reasons, we need to identify relationships and similarities in order to predict whether a SPI will succeed or not. We propose the use of Self‐Organising Maps for identifying patterns from these SPI studies. The aim of this paper is to identify correlations among SPI studies and to discover patterns from them.

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“…In parallel to this scenario, software engineering (SE) practices have been applied in the industry, in part thanks to the use of software process capability maturity (SPCM) models both in classical development and in new agile software development . These models are a collection of best practices in SE that help organizations to improve their process.…”

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HCI in practice: An empirical study with software process capability maturity model consultants in Brazil

Gonçalves

Oliveira

Kolski

2018

J Software Evolu Process

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Human‐computer interaction (HCI) and software engineering (SE) are undoubtedly important domains for the development of interactive systems. The quality of an interactive system is usually considered dependent on the user interface design and evaluation, which implies the use of HCI and SE approaches on the adequate software process. With the wide use of software process capability maturity (SPCM) models in the industry and their role of proposing best practices for software development and maintenance, some questions come up: To what extent are HCI approaches known and used to develop interactive systems? What is their level of use compared to SE approaches? To answer these questions, we conducted an empirical study in the Brazilian industry. Thirty‐six official consultants for the 2 SPCM models used in Brazil (CMMI‐DEV and MR‐MPS‐SW) provided us with their perception of knowledge and use concerning a set of predefined categories of approaches for HCI and SE that support the engineering practices of those SPCM models. By using a paired t test, we concluded that consultants of those models do not know and do not use HCI approaches as well as they know and use SE approaches. Moreover, they know little about HCI approaches, which may justify their poor use.

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A case study of software process improvement with CMMI‐DEV and Scrum in Spanish companies

Cited by 24 publications

References 20 publications

Library Information System Auditing: Monitoring and Evaluating the Software in Academic Institution

Library Information System Auditing: Monitoring and Evaluating the Software in Academic Institution

Correlations study and clustering from SPI experiences in small settings

HCI in practice: An empirical study with software process capability maturity model consultants in Brazil

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