Product Line Analysis: A Practical Introduction

Chastek, Gary J.; Donohoe, Patrick; Kang, Kyo C.; Thiel, Steffen

doi:10.21236/ada388924

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“…Moreover none of them integrate the optimization of the three types of scoping. Regarding the five methods addressing the product portfolio analysis [20,21,12,22,23] only [20] also addresses asset scoping. Moreover as highlighted by J. Müller none of those five methods integrate market and cost perspectives which prevents any profitability consideration.…”

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Product portfolio scope optimization based on features and goals

Gillain

Faulkner

Heymans

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 16th International Software Product Line Conference - Volume 1

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In this paper we propose a mathematical program able to optimize the product portfolio scope of a software product line and sketch both a development and a release planning. Our model is based on the description of customer needs in terms of goals. We show that this model can be instantiated in several contexts such as a market customization strategy or a mass-customization strategy. It can deal with Software Product Line development from scratch as well as starting from a legacy software base. We demonstrate its applicability with an example based on a case study.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Product portfolio scope optimization based on features and goals

Gillain

Faulkner

Heymans

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 16th International Software Product Line Conference - Volume 1

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“…Product line scope and product line analysis define the boundaries and requirements of the software product line, based on the business goals of the organization [Chastek 2001]. The scope identifies the characteristics of the defined systems as being inside or outside the boundaries of the software product line.…”

Section: Software Product Linesmentioning

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“…Feature modeling within product line analysis captures the functional and nonfunctional requirements of the products in the product line and the decisions about common and variant capabilities and behaviors across the product line [Chastek 2001]. …”

Section: Software Product Linesmentioning

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Managing Variation in Services in a Software Product Line Context

Cohen

Krut²

2010

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“…Later in 2001 Kang et. al [3], proposed some guidelines for feature modeling. The authors made a distinction between functional and quality features and pointed out the need of an specific method to include quality features.…”

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A First Approach to Build Product Lines of Multi-organizational Web Based Systems (MOWS)

Benavides

Ruiz–Cortés

Serrano

et al. 2006

Innovative Internet Community Systems

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Abstract. From the recent past and current state of the Internet, it is possible to forecast a wide growing of Multi Organizational Web-based Systems (MOWS). Therefore, the reduction of both costs and time-to-market is desirable. On the other hand, the success of building software in Product Lines (PL) is being demonstrated in different contexts reducing both time-to-market and costs. However, research on PL topics has not been oriented to include web-based assets. In this article, we propose a first approach to use PL methodologies to build MOWS. We identify quality aspects as a key point when building Product Lines of MOWS and we give a way to specify quality aspects in PL.

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Product Line Analysis: A Practical Introduction

Cited by 78 publications

References 7 publications

Product portfolio scope optimization based on features and goals

Product portfolio scope optimization based on features and goals

Managing Variation in Services in a Software Product Line Context

A First Approach to Build Product Lines of Multi-organizational Web Based Systems (MOWS)

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