A scalable product quality verifier framework for a outsourcing supplier

Jayathilake, Dileepa; Yaggahavita, Hasith; Senanayake, Upul; Elvitigala, Charitha; Sriyananda, Dhammika

doi:10.1109/iccaie.2011.6162166

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“…The study, which was carried out in India, reveals that for global software development (GSD) projects, it is important to share knowledge, trust, commitment, and flow requirements. In turn, a study conducted in Sri Lanka [6] deals with the issue of verification of software quality by outsourced companies.…”

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Distinguishing and defining the role of a technical leader in outsourced teams developing IT solutions using Scrum

Werewka

Wietecha

Wołczyk³

2017

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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Abstract-Outsourcing software development is gaining popularity and importance. The value of an outsourced team is much higher when this team can be represented by a technical leader. Many outsourced teams use various agile methodologies, Scrum being the most popular among them. Distinguishing specialized roles in teams, such as e.g. a role of a technical leader, does not conform to some agile principles. When building an IT system, it is important for the team to have a technical leader who can communicate with internal and external stakeholders. In this paper the aspects of the communication abilities of a technical leader are considered in more detail based on conducted surveys. Developing successful technical leadership is not an easy task for a company, and that is why career paths of software engineers are an important issue regarding HR competencies and leveraging costs. The paper offers some remarks concerning useful competences of technical leaders based on an example related to databases.

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Distinguishing and defining the role of a technical leader in outsourced teams developing IT solutions using Scrum

Werewka

Wietecha

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2017

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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A software monitoring framework for quality verification

Jayathilake¹

2012

2012 Ninth International Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering (JCSSE)

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Analiza przyczyn problemów jakości oprogramowania na podstawie ankiet osób uczestniczących w procesie wytwarzania systemów informatycznych / Analysis of the reasons for software quality problems based on survey of persons involved in the process of developing of IT systems

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Werewka

2015

Informatyka Ekonomiczna

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Poziom niepowodzeń projektów informatycznych jest wysoki i nie zmienia się od wielu lat mimo znacznej poprawy procesów wytwarzania oprogramowania. Jedyną z oczywistych przyczyn tego stanu jest skracanie czasu dostawy systemów informatycznych w projektach oraz szybko zmieniająca się technologia. W związku z tym zapewnienie jakości w procesie wytwarzania oprogramowania stanowi kluczowy problem w kontekście poprawnego działania systemu informatycznego. W celu wskazania przyczyn problemów istotne jest poznanie punktu widzenia członków zespołów uczestniczących w procesie wytwarzania/ rozwijania oprogramowania. Uzyskanie ich opinii było możliwe dzięki przeprowadzeniu interaktywnej ankiety, opracowanej według metody 5M. Zgodnie z nią na wstępie zidentyfikowano kategorie przyczyn za pomocą narzędzia do zarządzania jakością, jakim jest diagram Ishikawy. Następnie przeprowadzono analizę z wykorzystaniem zasady Pareto, co pozwoliło na wyodrębnienie najbardziej istotnych przyczyn występowania błędów w procesie wytwarzania oprogramowania. W efekcie szczegółowa analiza zaobserwowanych wyników oraz wnioski z tej analizy przyczynią się do poprawy procesów wytwarzania oprogramowania, a także polepszenia relacji między obszarami zarządzania projektami informatycznymi i wytwarzania oprogramowania.Słowa kluczowe: zarządzanie projektami, wytwarzanie oprogramowania, jakość oprogramowania, diagram przyczynowo-skutkowy, Pareto. Summary:The level of failure of IT projects is high and has not changed over many years despite improvement in software development processes. One of the obvious reasons for this is shortening the delivery time of information systems in the projects and rapidly changing technology. Quality assurance in software development process is a key issue in ensuring the proper operation of an IT system. In order to know the causes of the problems, it is Edyta Pieszczyk, Jan Werewka important to know viewpoints of members of the teams developing software. These views were obtained by carrying out the survey. At the beginning categories of reasons are identified using Ishikawa diagram, a tool for quality management. In the next step an analysis was performed using the Pareto principle. The analysis allowed the identification of the most important causes of errors in the software development process. A detailed analysis of the observed results and appropriate conclusions of this analysis will help improve the processes of software development and collaboration between project management and software development processes.

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A scalable product quality verifier framework for a outsourcing supplier

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Distinguishing and defining the role of a technical leader in outsourced teams developing IT solutions using Scrum

Distinguishing and defining the role of a technical leader in outsourced teams developing IT solutions using Scrum

A software monitoring framework for quality verification

Analiza przyczyn problemów jakości oprogramowania na podstawie ankiet osób uczestniczących w procesie wytwarzania systemów informatycznych / Analysis of the reasons for software quality problems based on survey of persons involved in the process of developing of IT systems

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