Titlebook: Software Process Technology; 7th European Worksho Reidar Conradi Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Customi

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F. Oquendo,K. N. Papamichail,I. Robertson. The central subjects of Volume 2 are: transformations of measures, conditional measures, and weak convergence of measures. These three topics are closely interwoven and form the heart of modern measure theory...The organization of the book does not require systematic reading from beginning to end;

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View-based vs traditional modeling approaches: Which is better?,In this paper, we take a position that models of software processes elicited using a . approach are generally of higher quality (specially, more complete) than those elicited using traditional, non-view based, modeling approaches. This is validated empirically.

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A support framework for dynamic organizations,cesses, software development processes and procurement processes. This framework has to be capable of supporting quasi-independent process model instance evolution, and to provide seamless support in this environment for the non-expert Process Manager to exploit this capability.

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Software process technology and software organisations,tware SPT and software organisations: it first describes some examples of applications to the software industry. Then it tells about an ongoing case in which we are trying to capture SPT requirements from one software organisation which is operating with its own process representation and associated tools.

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Modeling management and coordination in development processes,to the product, coordination and management tasks should be explicitly represented in a process model. Both should clearly be separated to allow the process modeler to modify management and coordination strategies independently from technical tasks, which is important if we consider interorganization cooperation in development processes.

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978-3-540-67140-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000