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Eine Werkbank für den Zuschnitt von objektorientierten Softwareprozessen

A workbench for the adaption of object-oriented software processes

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In software industry there is a controversial discussion on the usefulness of a unified software process. The contribution presents a pragmatic solution. A generic process framework can be tailored to the needs of an individual development project with the help of a software process workbench. The core functionalities of the software process workbench, which is currently under development, are presented. First experiences from the user community and their influence on the next development stage of the workbench are discussed.

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Noack, J. Eine Werkbank für den Zuschnitt von objektorientierten Softwareprozessen. Wirtschaftsinf 44, 315–324 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03250856

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