PuLSE

Bayer, Joachim; Flege, Oliver; Knauber, Peter; Laqua, Roland; Muthig, Dirk; Schmid, Klaus; Widen, Tanya; DeBaud, Jean-Marc

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“…The product line development method PuLSE as presented in [7] is equipped with the PuLSE Baselining and Customization (PuLSE-BC) [4] procedure to tailor PuLSE towards the needs of an organization. Any tailoring decisions are bound to the variable parts of the development process.…”

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Goal Model Integration for Tailoring Product Line Development Processes

Mansoor¹,

Streitferdt²,

Hanif³

2016

ijacsa

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Abstract-Many companies rely on the promised benefits of product lines, targeting systems between fully custom made software and mass products. Such customized mass products account for a large number of applications automatically derived from a product line. This results in the special importance of product lines for companies with a large part of their product portfolio based on their product line. The success of product line development efforts is highly dependent on tailoring the development process. This paper presents an integrative model of influence factors to tailor product line development processes according to different project needs, organizational goals, individual goals of the developers or constraints of the environment. This model integrates goal models, SPEM models and requirements to tailor development processes.

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Section: The Need Of Integration Modelmentioning

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Goal Model Integration for Tailoring Product Line Development Processes

Mansoor¹,

Streitferdt²,

Hanif³

2016

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“…Bayer et al [4], at the Fraunhofer Institute of Experimental Software Engineering (IESE), developed a methodology called PuLSE (Product Line Software Engineering) for the purpose of enabling the conception and deployment of SPL within a large variety of enterprise contexts. As part of the PuLSE methodology, PuLSE-DSSA develops the reference architecture for a SPL.…”

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An architecture process maturity model of software product line engineering

Ahmed

Capretz²

2011

Innovations Syst Softw Eng

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Abstract:Software architecture has been a key research area in the software engineering community due to its significant role in creating high quality software. The trend of developing product lines rather than single products has made the software product line a viable option in the industry. Software product line architecture is regarded as one of the crucial components in the product lines, since all of the resulting products share this common architecture. The increased popularity of software product lines demands a process maturity evaluation methodology. Consequently, this paper presents an architecture process maturity model for software product line engineering to evaluate the current maturity of the product line architecture development process in an organization. Assessment questionnaires and a rating methodology comprise the framework of this model. The objective of the questionnaires is to collect information about the software product line architecture development process. Thus, in general this work contributes towards the establishment of a comprehensive and unified strategy for the process maturity evaluation of software product line engineering. Furthermore, we conducted two case studies and reported the assessment results, which show the maturity of the architecture development process in two organizations.

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“…Introducing software product line practice to an organization significantly affects the entire firm by fundamentally changing development practices, organizational structures, and the nature of task assignments [5]. Bayer et al [3] have developed a methodology called PuLSE (Product Line Software Engineering) to enable the conception and deployment of software product lines within a large variety of enterprise contexts. PuLSE-BC is a technical component of the PuLSE methodology that provides ways to customize the PuLSE methodology to the specific needs of a particular organization.…”

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“…S. 3 Employees have access to information from external resources, and management encourages experimenting with such knowledge to improve the software product line engineering process. S.3.3.…”

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An organizational maturity model of software product line engineering

Ahmed

Capretz

2009

Software Qual J

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Follow this and additional works at: http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/electricalpub Part of the Software Engineering CommonsCitation of this paper: @article{DBLP:journals/sqj/AhmedC10, author = {Faheem Ahmed and Luiz Fernando Capretz}, title = {An organizational maturity model of software product line engineering}, journal = {Software Quality Journal}, volume = {18}, number = {2}, year = {2010}, pages = {195-225}, ee = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11219-009-9088-5}, bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de} } The Organizational Maturity Model of Software Product Line EngineeringAbstract: Software product line engineering is an inter-disciplinary concept. It spans the dimensions of business, architecture, process and the organization. Some of the potential benefits of this approach include cost reduction, improvements in product quality and a decrease in product development time. The increasing popularity of software product line engineering in the software industry necessitates a process maturity evaluation methodology. Accordingly, this paper presents an organizational maturity model of software product line engineering for evaluating the maturity of organizational dimension. The model assumes that organizational theories, behavior and management play a critical role in the institutionalization of software product line engineering within an organization. Assessment questionnaires and a rating methodology comprise the framework of this model. The objective and design of the questionnaires is to collect information about the software product line engineering process from the dual perspectives of organizational behavior and management. Furthermore, we conducted two case studies and reported the assessment results using the organizational maturity model presented in this paper.

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PuLSE

Cited by 231 publications

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Goal Model Integration for Tailoring Product Line Development Processes

Goal Model Integration for Tailoring Product Line Development Processes

An architecture process maturity model of software product line engineering

An organizational maturity model of software product line engineering

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