Improving the usability of the source code quality index with interchangeable metrics sets

Živkovič, Aleš; Goljat, Uroš; Heričko, Marjan

doi:10.1016/j.ipl.2010.01.002

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“…The study on metrics is mostly studied in relation to system performance (Albino et al, 2001;Alkhattabi et al, 2011;Petkova et al, 2000;Zivkovic et al, 2010). Only a very limited number of studies have been conducted to investigate the extent to which an organization achieves its organizationalgoals.Thedevelopmentofametricstoevaluatethedependencyorganizationaldatain relationtotheachievementoftheorganizationalgoalsisimportant.Thisisbecausethemetricscan assisttheanalysisoftheorganizationaldatatoidentifywhichorganizationaldataisrelevant (Izharet al,2013).Metricsisimportantasameasurementtooltoevaluatethedependencyorganizationaldata.…”

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Key Issues and the Requirements for an Effective Enterprise Decision-Making Using an Ontology-Based GOAL-Framework for Evaluation of the Organizational Goals Achievement

Izhar

Torabi

Bhatti

2019

International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations

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This article proposes the GOAL-Framework for the evaluation of organizational goals based on an ontology. The aim is to capture and analyze relevant data for the organization goals because determining relevant data is a key to delivering value from massive amounts of data for better decision-making in relation to the organizational goals achievement. The framework will allow the domain experts and entrepreneurs to evaluate relevant organizational data to assist the decision-making process with respect to the organizational goals. Hence, they will be able to identify to what extent certain organizational goals could be achieved. In order to test the flexibility and applicability of the GOAL-Framework, a case study is presented to explain how the framework is implemented and applied to a real world situation. The outcome of the case study demonstrates that the framework can be applied for analysis and decision-making based on the metrics using the dashboard to evaluate the extent to which the organizational goals could be achieved.

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Key Issues and the Requirements for an Effective Enterprise Decision-Making Using an Ontology-Based GOAL-Framework for Evaluation of the Organizational Goals Achievement

Izhar

Torabi

Bhatti

2019

International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations

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Recent developments in the organization goals conformance using ontology

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Expert Systems with Applications

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Experimental investigation of the quality and productivity of software factories based development

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Software organizations are always looking for approaches that help improve the quality and productivity of developed software products. Quality software is easy to maintain and reduces the cost of software development. The Software Factories (SF) approach is one of the approaches to provide such benefits. In this paper, the quality and productivity benefits of the SF approach were examined and evaluated with an experiment involving two treatments - the traditional and the SF approach. For the purposes of this experiment, the Goal – Question – Metric (GQM) approach was used. Participants were grouped into thirty two teams. There were sixteen projects available. The results were evaluated and presented through quality and productivity criteria, which were used for the experimental study. The results showed that the Software Factories approach was significantly better than the traditional approach

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Improving the usability of the source code quality index with interchangeable metrics sets

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Key Issues and the Requirements for an Effective Enterprise Decision-Making Using an Ontology-Based GOAL-Framework for Evaluation of the Organizational Goals Achievement

Key Issues and the Requirements for an Effective Enterprise Decision-Making Using an Ontology-Based GOAL-Framework for Evaluation of the Organizational Goals Achievement

Recent developments in the organization goals conformance using ontology

Experimental investigation of the quality and productivity of software factories based development

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