Title of article
Quality management metrics for software development
Author/Authors
John S. Osmundson، نويسنده , , James B. Michael، نويسنده , , Martin J. Machniak، نويسنده , , Mary A. Grossman، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2003
Pages
14
From page
799
To page
812
Abstract
It can be argued that the quality of software management has an effect on the degree of success or failure of a software development program. We have developed a metric for measuring the quality of software management along four dimensions: requirements management, estimation/planning management, people management, and risk management. The quality management metric (QMM) for a software development program manager is a composite score obtained using a questionnaire administered to both the program manager and a sample of his or her peers. The QMM is intended to both characterize the quality of software management and serve as a template for improving software management performance. We administered the questionnaire to measure the performance of managers responsible for large software development programs within the US Department of Defense (DOD). Informal verification and validation of the metric compared the QMM score to an overall program-success score for the entire program; this resulted in a positive correlation.
Keywords
metrics , Software process , Software management
Journal title
Information and Management
Serial Year
2003
Journal title
Information and Management
Record number
1226523
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