Co-Evolutionary service-oriented model of technology transfer in software engineering

Authors:
Mikio Aoyama
Affiliations:
Nanzan University, Seto, Japan
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2006 international workshop on Software technology transfer in software engineering
Year:
2006

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Abstract

This article proposes a co-evolutionary service-oriented model, an organizational architecture for accelerating technology transfer between co-evolving organizations. Conventional model of technology transfer implies a unidirectional transfer from technology providers to technology requesters. However, this is not a case in successful technology transfer. In our experience, we observed a reciprocal feedback relationship between the providers and requesters. As the model of such collaboration, we propose a co-evolutionary model of technology transfer, which enables to adjust the level of maturity of technology to be transferred and accelerate the transfer process.