Daibutsu-den: A Component-Based Framework for Organizational Process Asset Utilization

Authors:
Hajimu Iida;Yasushi Tanaka;Ken-ichi Matsumoto
Affiliations:
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Venue:
PROFES '02 Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Product Focused Software Process Improvement
Year:
2002

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Abstract

This paper describes our project to create (design) a reuse-oriented process/project planning support framework (codename: Daibutsu-den) using process component technology and pattern oriented process model. This framework addresses many aspects of CMM/CMMI key process area such as PP (CMM Lv.2), ISM (CMM Lv.3 / IPM CMMI ML3), PTO (CMM Lv.2 / PMC, CMMI ML2), QPM (CMM Lv.4), and OPD (CMM Lv.3). Key features of our framework are 1) Component-based and pattern-oriented support for process reuse and 2) Polymorphic representation of process description for various support tools.