Tool Support for Distributed Software Engineering

Authors:
Hans Spanjers;Maarten ter Huurne;Bas Graaf;Marco Lormans;Dan Bendas;Rini van Solingen
Affiliations:
Philips Applied Technologies, The Netherlands;Philips Applied Technologies, The Netherlands;Delft University of Technology;Delft University of Technology;University of Oulu Finland;LogicaCMG and Drenthe University
Venue:
ICGSE '06 Proceedings of the IEEE international conference on Global Software Engineering
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Developing a software system in collaboration with other partners, and on different geographical locations is a big challenge for organizations. In this article we first discuss a system that automates build and test processes: SoftFab. This system has been successfully applied in practice in the context of multi-site projects. Then, we discuss a case where it was applied to a more challenging type of collaboration: a multi-partner development environment. Furthermore, we investigate the underlying concepts of SoftFab and use them to define a list of features for systems that support distributed software engineering.