ProMisE: a framework for process models customization to the operative context

Process diversity has recently become a target for the attention of a large part of the software engineering community. It implies that in order for a process model to be effective it must be specialized with respect to the context in which the process is executed. The authors face this problem by p...

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Main Authors: Baldassarre, M.T., Caivano, D., Visaggio, C.A., Visaggio, G.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Computer science
Context modeling
Cultural differences
Environmental management
Packaging
Prototypes
Software engineering
Software prototyping
Software quality
Spirals
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Summary:Process diversity has recently become a target for the attention of a large part of the software engineering community. It implies that in order for a process model to be effective it must be specialized with respect to the context in which the process is executed. The authors face this problem by proposing ProMisE, a process pattern based framework able to capitalize the experiences gained in using a process model in diverse environments. It is an experience base focused on process models. By using ProMisE, two major advantages can be observed: it improves context comprehension; it improves the comprehension of the relationship between context characterization and process tailoring.
DOI:10.1109/ISESE.2002.1166930