Titlebook: Managing Software Process Evolution; Traditional, Agile a Marco Kuhrmann,Jürgen Münch,He Zhang Book 2016 Springer International Publishing

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Adapting Case Management Techniques to Achieve Software Process Flexibility,om-built software may therefore define different software processes in order to adapt to different recurring project contexts (e.g., hot-fix versus migration projects). However, the stakeholders do not always follow the intended “happy path”—not the least because any software project typically has t

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Lessons Learned from Co-Evolution of Software Process and Model-Driven Engineering,hnologies. Indeed, it is well known that software processes and model-driven engineering (MDE) are subject to evolution. Simultaneously, it is known that MDE can affect process tailoring, which makes it possible that evolution in MDE triggers process evolution and vice versa. This can lead to undesi

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Monitoring and Controlling Release Readiness by Learning Across Projects,ow which release readiness attributes are not performing sufficiently well (i.e., bottleneck factors) throughout the development cycle and consequently may limit readiness of the software release. We present the Cross-project Analysis for Selection of Release Readiness attributes (CASRR) method to h

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of their works, the final results may be improved in certain percentage of the treatments, and simultaneously, the properties improved because these chemical treatments maintained and become to better their property in effective manner at the same time attained the good results. A lot of testing te

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Philipp Diebold,Thomas Zehler from biomass are subjected to thermal degradation studies. The results of thermogravimetric analysis show that the decomposition pattern is similar to that of other lignocellulosic biomass viz., bagasse, rice straw. At normal heating rate, the degradation of hemicellulose occurs at less than 350°C,

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