Supporting dynamic distributed work processes with a component and event based approach

Kammer, Peter J.

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“…Os trabalhos de Kammer (2000) e Oquendo (2006) são os que mais aproximam o conceito de Arquitetura de Software da idéia de Arquitetura de Processos, embora eles se refiram a processos distribuídos e cooperativos. Kammer (2000) utiliza o termo Arquitetura de Processos para descrever uma infraestrutura para execução de processos que relaciona os vários elementos do processo, como as pessoas, os artefatos, os processos automatizados e os recursos. Oquendo (2006) refere-se à arquitetura de modelo de processo como um conjunto de papéis e de componentes de processo.…”

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Definição de Processos de Software baseada em uma Arquitetura de Componentes de Processo

Ribeiro¹,

Ramos²,

Crozara³

et al. 2011

Anais Do X Simpósio Brasileiro De Qualidade De Software (SBQS 2011)

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Neste trabalho é apresentado um modelo de processo padrão elaborado a partir de uma arquitetura de componentes de Processo de Software baseada no meta-modelo Software & Systems Process Engineering Meta-Model Specification (SPEM), que permite definir processos de desenvolvimento de software e sistemas e seus componentes. A partir do modelo de processo padrão foi realizada a reutilização de componentes de processo para o estabelecimento de um processo em uso no contexto de desenvolvimento de jogos eletrônicos utilizando mecanismos relacionados aos tipos de variabilidade de processo.

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Definição de Processos de Software baseada em uma Arquitetura de Componentes de Processo

Ribeiro¹,

Ramos²,

Crozara³

et al. 2011

Anais Do X Simpósio Brasileiro De Qualidade De Software (SBQS 2011)

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Toward a Component-Based Design Framework of the International Information Technology Standardization Process

Ngosi

Braganza

2009

Journal of Information Technology

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This article is about a proposal to develop a component-based design (CBD) framework of the international information technology standardization (IITS) process. This process is criticized widely in information systems (IS) literatures for its complexity as a barrier to successful project development. These criticisms have not challenged this process itself or accede to proactive action toward positive changes. We stress the importance of reconstructing this process within a CBD framework, not only to reduce sources of complexity but also to give special prominence of project development. Primarily, our qualitative empirical case study of five projects is grounded in the organization information processing theory (OIPT) as a lens. Theorizing from the qualitative empirical evidence we define the IITS process, followed by its inductive analysis guided by OIPT as a lens through three levels: its environment, content and performance. Through this lens we articulate assumptions about IITS process complexity. From rich descriptions of this process, we combine selected dimensions of CBD and OIPT as a lens to develop the theoretical depth of concepts that add detail to our CBD framework. One implication for practice of this framework is for provisioning incisive IITS process change strategies drawing upon its dominating qualities. This article makes three contributions to the IS field: this CBD framework is a key contribution. We bridge the gap in knowledge by defining the IITS process, explicating its complexity toward proactive action. By using OIPT as a lens we extend its application.

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The Use of Object Orientation to Define Process Models

Borsoi¹,

Becerra²

2008

2008 Sixth International Conference on Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications

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Software development processes are distinct and not standardized because software users have distinct interests and software companies differ in culture, business and technical procedures, and quality parameters. This scenario exposes the need to define process models to be used as standard but that can be tailored according to project and software company characteristics. In the proposal of this paper, a set of process models defined based on object orientation is proposed as a solution to this problem. The set of these models is grouped in views and is named process architecture. Induction by analogy with software architecture was used as a method to conceive and to structure the process architecture.

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Supporting dynamic distributed work processes with a component and event based approach

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Definição de Processos de Software baseada em uma Arquitetura de Componentes de Processo

Definição de Processos de Software baseada em uma Arquitetura de Componentes de Processo

Toward a Component-Based Design Framework of the International Information Technology Standardization Process

The Use of Object Orientation to Define Process Models

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