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A Tentative Framework for Managing Software Product Development in Small Companies
Big Island, Hawaii January 07-January 10
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Deploying an appropriate software process can improve the effectiveness of software engineering. Still, small companies find it hard to allocate resources to software process improvement and tailor existing process models for their needs. In this paper we present a tentative framework for managing software product development in small companies. The framework combines business and process management through four cycles of control: (1) Strategic release management provides the interface between business management and product development. (2) Release project management handles the development of individual product versions. (3) Iteration management deals with the incremental development of product functionality within release projects, and (4) Mini-milestones are used to get an indication of system status during development.
Index Terms:
release management, management system, small software companies, controllability, software process, software process improvement
Citation:
K. Rautianen, C. Lassenius, J. Vähäniitty, M. Pyhäjärvi, J. Vanhanen, "A Tentative Framework for Managing Software Product Development in Small Companies," hicss, vol. 8, pp.251, 35th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'02)-Volume 8, 2002
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