2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-30439-2_9
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Extending ISO/IEC 12207 with Software Product Management: A Process Reference Model Proposal

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“…Based on these results a PRM for software product management (SwPM-PRM) and its integration with ISO/IEC 12207 was proposed (cf. [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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confidence: 93%
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“…Based on these results a PRM for software product management (SwPM-PRM) and its integration with ISO/IEC 12207 was proposed (cf. [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: 93%
“…Compared to the integration of the SwPM-PRM with ISO/IEC 12207 as presented in [13] The ongoing harmonization of ISO/IEC 12207 with ISO/IEC 15288 and its premise that software is developed as part of a system made it an ideal candidate for integration with the developed I-PRM in order to provide a comprehensive framework that also covers the engineering life cycle and project-related processes of a software engineering organization. The enhancements appear considerably suitable and contribute to the consistency of ISO/IEC 12207 by addressing previously implied artifacts, like a release strategy or adequate funding.…”
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“…Clarke et al (2012) and Clarke and O'Connor (2010) present the aspects of software process improvement (SPI) activities included in the standard. The subject of product management and reuse are discussed by Stallinger and Neumann (2012).…”
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