Using extended Axiomatic Design theory to reduce complexities in Global Software Development projects

Kandjani, Hadi; Tavana, Madjid; Bernus, Péter; Wen, Lian; Mohtarami, Amir

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2014.10.008

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“…AD has been widely studied and applied to many areas. According to the classifications made by Kulak et al (2010), AD is found practical and effective in product design (Tang et al, 2009), decision making (Kahraman and Çebı˙, 2009;Cebi et al, 2010), computer software design (Girgenti et al, 2015;Kandjani et al, 2015), system design (Babur et al, 2016), knowledge service (Chen et al, 2016), CIM systems design (Delaram and Valilai, 2018), and many others.…”

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Extenics enhanced axiomatic design procedure for AI applications

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Xu³

et al. 2022

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This paper introduces a method to improve the design procedure of axiomatic design theory (AD) with Extenics. A comprehensive review of the AD indicates that the powerful principle of AD has been widely studied and applied to many areas, however, inexperienced practitioners of the AD theory still find it difficult to follow or apply the principles in their design which inadvertently often leads to misunderstanding and skepticism. The lack of definitive descriptions for all the elements and specific approaches to guiding the mapping process restricts the development and application of AD theory. This paper improves the design procedure of AD with Extenics. The elements in AD domain are expressed by basic-elements of Extenics, and the formulations are generated. The mapping process based on AD and Extenics is developed. The improved design procedure provides designers with a theoretical foundation based on the logical and rational thought process, meanwhile the solution space can be expanded and innovative designs are inspired. Based on the proposed design procedure, a computer-aided system is developed, which makes the complex and fuzzy design activity clear and easy to follow by filling in the blanks in a step-by-step manner. An example of a novel corn harvester header design scheme is considered to illustrate the validity of the improved design procedure.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Extenics enhanced axiomatic design procedure for AI applications

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Xu³

et al. 2022

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“…Besides, Jugdev et al [19]mention that the adoption of CGSD is beneficial and challenging at the same time. As in CGSD environment, the practitioners are involved across the globe having different cultural ethics, language and time zones, which causes the lack of effective information sharing [20][21][22]. Yang et al [23] also mention that in CGSD environment, the communication and coordination are badly effect due to the lack of frequent communication and coordination.…”

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Multicriteria Decision Making Taxonomy of Cloud-Based Global Software Development Motivators

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The software organizations widely consider the cloud based global software development (CGSD) as it offer the quality projects with low cast. The adoption of CGSD is challenging due to the geographical distance between practitioners. This study aims to identify and analyses the motivators that could positively impact the implementation of CGSD paradigm. The systematic literature review approach was applied to identify the CGSD motivators reported in the literature, and were further validated with industry experts using questionnaire survey study. Moreover, the fuzzy-AHP approach was applied to prioritize the investigated motivators concerning their significance for the successful adoption of CGSD. The findings of the study provide the prioritization-based taxonomy of the investigated motivators that assists the software organizations to develop and revise their strategies for the successful implementation of CGSD.

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“…Cloud is a blended environment that consists of people having different cultural norms and values, physically separated, work in different time zones, and different languages and working environments. These are all the factors that significantly boost the communication and coordination challenges across the team members 20–22 . Yang et al 23 argued that the geographical distances between the CSDO teams causes the lack of face to face meeting that ultimately reasoned the lack of trust.…”

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A robust framework for cloud‐based software development outsourcing factors using analytical hierarchy process

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Khan

Mahmood

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J Software Evolu Process

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Managing the cloud‐based software development outsourcing (CSDO) activities across the geographically distributed development sites are much challenging. This study aims to identify the success factors (SFs) for CSDO and prioritize them based on their significance. To achieve this objective, we conducted a systematic literature review (SLR) and survey study with industrial and academic experts. Finally, we applied the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) to develop the framework based on the prioritization of the identified SFs. We believe that the findings of this study will assist the industry practitioners and researchers in developing effective strategies for the successful implementation of CSDO activities.

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Using extended Axiomatic Design theory to reduce complexities in Global Software Development projects

Cited by 21 publications

References 33 publications

Extenics enhanced axiomatic design procedure for AI applications

Extenics enhanced axiomatic design procedure for AI applications

Multicriteria Decision Making Taxonomy of Cloud-Based Global Software Development Motivators

A robust framework for cloud‐based software development outsourcing factors using analytical hierarchy process

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