Title :
Special requirements for software process improvement applied in teleworking environments
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Comput., South Bank Univ., London, UK
Abstract :
The paper argues that, in the management of software development projects involving teleworkers, certain processes and base practices need more careful management than in projects carried out in the traditional centralized development environment. Based on the results of our surveys (a series of studies conducted in software engineering principles and in management methodology of teleworking), a number of key issues specific to telework conditions have been identified. A new Software Process Improvement approach for Teleworking Environment (SPITE) has been developed as a major contribution to the software industry, which fills an important gap in software process modeling. The focus of the paper is to present an in-depth analysis of some of these issues that are not addressed in the current process models. Three processes and twenty-five base practices are created and used to provide major input to the development of SPITE
Keywords :
DP industry; project management; software development management; software process improvement; teleworking; SPITE; Software Process Improvement approach for Teleworking Environment; base practices; centralized development environment; management methodology; software development project management; software engineering principles; software industry; software process improvement; software process modeling; special requirements; telework conditions; teleworkers; teleworking environments; Computer industry; Employment; Engineering management; Environmental management; Programming; Project management; Software development management; Software engineering; Software quality; Teleworking;
Conference_Titel :
Quality Software, 2001. Proceedings.Second Asia-Pacific Conference on
Conference_Location :
Hong Kong
Print_ISBN :
0-7695-1287-9
DOI :
10.1109/APAQS.2001.990038