An approach to partitioning programs on the functional basis and applications

Chung, In Sang; Kwon, Yong Rae

doi:10.1016/0165-6074(94)90095-7

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“…Techniques for partitioning coding processes for software programs are well documented in the literature (e.g., [8]). However, the term partitioning as used here refers to the larger context of planning, managing, and executing all task-related activities.…”

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Procedural coordination and offshored software tasks: Lessons from two case studies

Mirani

2007

Information & Management

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This paper presents two case studies of offshored software tasks. The success of such tasks is critically dependent on managing an inherent interdependence between onshore and offshore teams. In one case study, both teams belong to the vendor organization, while in the other they are affiliated respectively with client and vendor. It is shown that that interdependence is best addressed through procedural coordination, which entails two complementary strategies. The first consists of carefully specifying and partitioning tasks, and the second of implementing integration mechanisms to bridge communication gaps. Despite contextual differences, the two case studies offer common lessons. #

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Section: Conceptual Foundations Of Procedural Coordinationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Procedural coordination and offshored software tasks: Lessons from two case studies

Mirani

2007

Information & Management

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Task assignment for distributed computing

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Harbeck²

Proceedings. Advances in Parallel and Distributed Computing

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In the course of the developm real time constraints have to cal applications heterogeneous multi-processor systems are used in order to fulfill these time constraints. This paper presents a hybrid partitioning method that uses a stochascessor that will execute it and the starting time of this execution The main issue is a high-level-synthesis-like method for constructing a problem-specific multi-processor board. The presented methods have been fully implemented and tested.

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