View in EDS

Simulating mixed agile and plan-based requirements prioritization strategies: proof-of-concept and practical implications.

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Title: Simulating mixed agile and plan-based requirements prioritization strategies: proof-of-concept and practical implications.
Authors: Port, Daniel1 dport@hawaii.edu, Bui, Tung1
Source: European Journal of Information Systems. Aug2009, Vol. 18 Issue 4, p317-331. 15p. 3 Graphs.
Subjects: Computer software development, SADT (System analysis), Agile software development, Structured techniques of electronic data processing, Risk management in business, Computer programming management, Computer programming, Computer software
Abstract: The article discusses the simulation of mixed agile and plan-based (PB) requirements prioritization methods in order to prevent practical implications of software development. It examines the performances of the strategies in real projects under a variety of conditions of requirements dynamism, project size and duration. It outlines the results of the findings and mentions the structured analysis of the benefits and assumption of agile and PB requirements prioritization methods.
Database: Engineering Source
Description
Abstract:The article discusses the simulation of mixed agile and plan-based (PB) requirements prioritization methods in order to prevent practical implications of software development. It examines the performances of the strategies in real projects under a variety of conditions of requirements dynamism, project size and duration. It outlines the results of the findings and mentions the structured analysis of the benefits and assumption of agile and PB requirements prioritization methods.
ISSN:0960085X
DOI:10.1057/ejis.2009.19