Key factors on software reuse of e-Government common framework

Kwon, Yeongil; Kim, Eunju; Lee, Namyong

doi:10.1109/icact.2015.7224900

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“…However, we consider that other countries could take the results as a reference or carry out a similar study with the conditions of their context. This is due to the fact that we found similar results in other surveys carried out in the US, Brazil, and other European countries (Baharom, 2020;Barros-Justo et al, 2019;Bass et al, 2000;Frakes and Fox, 1995;García et al, 2007;Karma et al, 2006;Kwon et al, 2015;Lucrédio et al, 2008;Morisio et al, 2002;Palomares et al, 2017;Rine and Nada, 2000;Rine and Sonnemann, 1998;Rothenberger et al, 2003;van der Linden et al, 2007).…”

Section: Methodssupporting

confidence: 88%

“…Almost half of the companies measure their progress in software reuse. Concerning state of the art, a high level of similarity between the result of this study and the literature was found (Baharom, 2020;Barros-Justo et al, 2019;Bass et al, 2000;Frakes and Fox, 1995;García et al, 2007;Karma et al, 2006;Kwon et al, 2015;Lucrédio et al, 2008;Morisio et al, 2002;Palomares et al, 2017;Rine and Nada, 2000;Rine and Sonnemann, 1998;Rothenberger et al, 2003;van der Linden et al, 2007). Some factors led to the same conclusion of influence on software reuse success: application domain, product family approach, domain analysis, management commitment, economic feasibility, team size, the origin of the reused assets, configuration management, reused asset type, and development of assets for reuse.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 78%

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“Snapshot” of the State of Software Reuse in Colombia

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Due to competitive markets, the software business wants faster, better, and cheaper solutions in a short amount of time. Software reuse emerges as a viable solution to these demands since it offers significant benefits, such as increased quality and efficiency and lower development costs and effort, as well as shorter commercialization times. This research aims to study and understand the state of the practice of software reuse in Colombia, to make comparisons with related works, and to offer an instrument for decision-making in companies that adopt these practices. To reach these objectives, three stages were proposed. In the first stage, the research questions were defined. In the second stage, a survey was developed, evaluated, and carried out to validate successful practices and adoption barriers in the context of the Colombian software industry. Finally, the results were analyzed and reported. This paper showed and evidenced the expectations, adoption barriers, and factors influencing the success of software reuse in Colombian industrial environments. In the same way, the experience from the development of this work serves as a roadmap for other regions that want to analyze the current state of reuse. Nevertheless, each organization needs to determine its capabilities and find the appropriate factors to be adopted to its context.

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