SPI success factors within product usability evaluation

Winter, Jeff; Rönkkö, Kari

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2010.04.066

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“…The more domain experts were involved, the less credibility became an issue. In our previous work on usability, we have found that there is a general need for usability process improvement, and that UCD, which can have a serious impact on HCI and usability practices, can have an important role to play (Winter and Rönkkö, 2010). In UCD, the role of the human, who was once reduced to an operator, part of an information processing system, is replaced by a more active and holistic contributor (Keinonen, 2008), and based on the results of our study, we believe that this is necessary to resolve some of the problems that we have uncovered, and this is a movement that is gaining focus in the area of HRI.…”

Section: The Need For User Centred Designmentioning

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Identifying organizational barriers—A case study of usability work when developing software in the automation industry

Winter

Rönkkö

Rissanen³

2014

Journal of Systems and Software

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Identifying organizational barriers—A case study of usability work when developing software in the automation industry

Winter

Rönkkö

Rissanen³

2014

Journal of Systems and Software

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“…In the effort to achieve SPI success, most existing research is based on organizational learning theory (March, 1991), to help understand a firm’s knowledgeability and its mechanisms in the use of SPI (Winter and Rönkkö, 2010; Mathiassen and Pourkomeylian, 2003; Iversen and Kautz, 2001). With the organizational learning aspect, Dyba (2005) indicated that the key factors for SPI success refer to a firm’s abilities to effectively exploit existing organizational knowledge and to explore new knowledge from external sources.…”

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“…In the sense of the dynamic improvement need, Winter and Rönkkö (2010) indicated that it is essential for firms to absorb SPI knowledge, to improve current software processes. More importantly, they implied that firms need adaptive capability in using and tailoring the process knowledge, given that the processes may be changed at times and for different projects.…”

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Exploring the determinants of software process improvement success: A dynamic capability view

Lee

Chen²

2017

Information Development

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Existing studies indicate that external knowledge exploration plays a critical role in software process improvement (SPI) success. However, how external SPI knowledge is utilized internally within firms for continual improvements under an organization’s changing environments is still unclear. To address this question, this research uses the dynamic capabilities theory, by focusing on absorptive capacity (AC) – a knowledge-based dynamic capability – and its contextual influence, due to organizational climate, to explore and examine a firm’s ability to achieve and sustain SPI success. Specifically, we develop a model that considers cohesion, innovation and autonomy climates, to further explore how organizational climate influences AC. A survey is conducted to examine the model, by analyzing 125 Chinese and Taiwanese firms certified with Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI), a recognized SPI program. Results suggest that cohesion, innovation and autonomy climates positively influence AC, which ultimately can lead to SPI success. In particular, among the three climates, cohesion climate plays a more dominant role in contributing to AC.

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“…Pada tahap ini evaluasi sistem verifikasi sertifikat secara online menggunakan Qrcode dilakukan dengan menggunakan System Usability Scale untuk mengetahui seberapa baik implementasi sistem. System Usability Scale (SUS) merupakan kuesioner yang dapat digunakan untuk mengukur usability sistem komputer menurut sudut pandang subjektif pengguna, SUS dikembangkan oleh John Brooke sejak 1986 [29]. SUS masih sering digunakan untuk mengukur usability sampai saat ini.…”

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Sistem Verifikasi Sertifikat Menggunakan Qrcode pada Central Event Information

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Faturahman³

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Era industri 4.0 sudah memperlihatkan perkembangan teknologi informasi yang semakin canggih. Suatu sistem informasi tentunya membutuhkan keamanan yang sangat tinggi, dan juga kemudahan serta efisiensi dalam mengakses sistem tersebut. Pada Perguruan Tinggi sertifikat termasuk ke dalam kategori dokumen yang penting bagi mahasiswa sebagai bukti bahwa mahasiswa telah mengikuti dan menjalani kegiatan akademik. Namun, penerbitan sertifikat melalui sistem CEI (Central Event Information) yang berjalan pada Perguruan Tinggi belum memiliki unsur tingkat keamanan yang cukup aman. Terdapat 2 (dua) permasalahan dalam penelitian ini yaitu verifikasi sertifikat masih konvensional dan keamanan yang rendah. Pada penelitian ini dapat diselesaikan masalah tersebut dengan cara adanya QR code pada sertifikat berbasis digital image processing. Dengan menggunakan metode penelitian pengembangan perangkat lunak dengan model prototype dan 5 (lima) studi pustaka peneliti mampu mengatasi masalah tersebut. Dari pelaksanaan penelitian tersebut diharapkan dengan adanya sistem keamanan sertifikat dengan QR code berbasis digital image processing bagi sistem CEI (Central Event Information) mampu memberikan sistem keamanan yang tinggi dan terhindar dari penggandaan data serta kecurangan yang dilakukan mahasiswa. Serta unsur keamanan untuk mempermudah pendeteksian keaslian informasi kepemilikan sertifikat yang cepat dan akurat.

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SPI success factors within product usability evaluation

Cited by 13 publications

References 20 publications

Identifying organizational barriers—A case study of usability work when developing software in the automation industry

Identifying organizational barriers—A case study of usability work when developing software in the automation industry

Exploring the determinants of software process improvement success: A dynamic capability view

Sistem Verifikasi Sertifikat Menggunakan Qrcode pada Central Event Information

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