Enhancing ISO/IEC 15288 with reuse and product management: An add-on process reference model

Stallinger, Fritz; Neumann, Robert

doi:10.1016/j.csi.2013.07.006

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“…The comparison results served as the basis for synthesizing the key processes and outcomes for enhancing ISO/IEC 15288 with product-and reuse-oriented engineering practices in order to serve as a reference framework for contexts in which systems or parts thereof are developed and evolved as products (cf. [14]). The process groups and processes of the resulting reference model for product-orientation and reuse in systems engineering (SysPR-PRM) are provided in Table I.…”

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“…The process groups and processes of the resulting reference model for product-orientation and reuse in systems engineering (SysPR-PRM) are provided in Table I. The detailed process purpose and outcome definitions and rationales of process model definition can be found in [14].…”

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“…[13]). Table II provides the process groups and TABLE I. SYSPR-PRM: PROCESSES ENHANCING ISO/IEC 15288 WITH REUSE AND PRODUCT-ORIENTATION (EXTRACTED FROM [14])…”

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“…Therefore, we propose the integration of the results of two separately evolved research strands -the development of a process reference model (PRM) for software product management [13] that can be applied stand-alone, but also integrated with ISO/IEC 12207 for software life cycle processes, and the development of a PRM for enhancing ISO/IEC 15288 on system life cycle processes with reuse and product-orientation [14] -into a PRM that integrates the concepts of reuse and productization on both the system and software product level. The purpose of this paper is to outline and discuss the rationales and results of this integration, and to a lesser extent the method for performing the respective model integration and enhancement.…”

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From Software to Software System Products: An Add-on Process Reference Model for Enhancing ISO/IEC 12207 with Product Management and System-Level Reuse

Stallinger

Neumann

2012

2012 38th Euromicro Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications

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As software is increasingly developed as part of an overall, often multidisciplinary system, traditional engineering approaches often reach their limits when faced with increasing complexity, variability, requirements, or cost and productivity pressure. Generally, reuse and product-orientation are considered promising approaches to tackle such challenges, but to fully exploit their potential require an effective product management function. Although established software process life cycle models acknowledge the importance of reuse, they do not consider appropriate product management practices, while established systems engineering life cycle models lack reuse as well as product management. -We therefore propose the integration of a process model proposal for software product management with one for enhancing system life cycle processes with reuse and product-orientation. The resulting model can be used as add-on to ISO/IEC 12207 and serve as a framework for process assessment and improvement in contexts where software is developed and evolved as a product and at the same time is part of an overall software-intensive system product.

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Section: Base Models and Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 93%

Section: Base Models and Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…[13]). Table II provides the process groups and TABLE I. SYSPR-PRM: PROCESSES ENHANCING ISO/IEC 15288 WITH REUSE AND PRODUCT-ORIENTATION (EXTRACTED FROM [14])…”

Section: Base Models and Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introduction Goals and Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

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From Software to Software System Products: An Add-on Process Reference Model for Enhancing ISO/IEC 12207 with Product Management and System-Level Reuse

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Neumann

2012

2012 38th Euromicro Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications

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“…Gökalp and Demirörs (2017) presented a public finance and physical resource management process model based on the SPICE model. SPICE was used as a reference model for comparative analysis to reinforce ISO/IEC 15228 by Stallinger and Neumann (2013).…”

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Designing a quality scorecard (QSC) for system integration in the era of Industry 4.0

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Ali

Song

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IJQSS

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Purpose This study aims to investigate the criteria to measure and manage a software project’s quality indicator elements needed to implement system integration in the Industry 4.0 era. Design/methodology/approach The standard software process model SPICE: a crucial part of the system integration software development process, is analyzed to explore how the factors of the SPICE model rate qualitatively on the quality scorecard (QSC). QSC is a qualitative performance measurement model based on the cost of quality (COQ) perspective. The SPICE model’s effectiveness is examined in terms of system integration (SI) quality, and factors for improving this quality are determined. Findings The authors proposed future directions for improving SI management. The seven SPICE process groups were analyzed comparatively by matching them to the QSC. The SPICE model was found to achieve 63% with the required factors in QSC. Also, the uncommitted items indicated need to be considered for additional management in SI quality. Practical implications Since SPICE is revised every five years, it is suggested from this study that diagnosing the assessment items from the COQ perspective using QSC is one strategy to quickly enhance the quality of SI management in this rapidly changing technology revolution. Originality/value This research is the first study of its kind, proposing a methodology for adapting quickly to the Fourth Industrial Revolution’s changes and showing how the standards have changed the SPICE model over time.

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Strategies for Developing Process Reference Models: An Analysis of Selected Cases from the Product Development and Management Domain

Stallinger

2019

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Enhancing ISO/IEC 15288 with reuse and product management: An add-on process reference model

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

From Software to Software System Products: An Add-on Process Reference Model for Enhancing ISO/IEC 12207 with Product Management and System-Level Reuse

From Software to Software System Products: An Add-on Process Reference Model for Enhancing ISO/IEC 12207 with Product Management and System-Level Reuse

Designing a quality scorecard (QSC) for system integration in the era of Industry 4.0

Strategies for Developing Process Reference Models: An Analysis of Selected Cases from the Product Development and Management Domain

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