DocumentCode
2006869
Title
Distributed Project Governance Assessment (DPGA): Contextual, hands-on analysis for project governance across sovereign boundaries
Author
Anderson, William ; Carney, David
Author_Institution
Software Eng. Inst., Pittsburgh, PA
fYear
2009
fDate
17-17 May 2009
Firstpage
27
Lastpage
28
Abstract
Managers of technology-intensive projects know that external dependencies beyond their direct control can pose significant risks to their performance. Unfortunately for them, there is a trend toward collaborative systems of systems with combined or threaded capabilities that generate many external dependencies. Today´s world of networked, interoperating applications calls for a management perspective that seeks governance across sovereign boundaries.1 The Carnegie Mellonreg Software Engineering Institute (SEI) proposes a distributed project governance assessment (DPGA) process, a work in progress, which helps organizations understand the number and characteristics of external dependencies. We seek to describe the proposed process and solicit community feedback on feasibility, shortcomings, or improvements.
Keywords
groupware; project management; software engineering; Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute; collaborative systems of systems; distributed project governance assessment; sovereign boundaries; technology-intensive projects; Application software; Collaborative work; Engineering management; Feedback; Performance analysis; Project management; Risk analysis; Risk management; Software engineering; Technology management;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Software Development Governance, 2009. SDG '09. ICSE Workshop on
Conference_Location
Vancouver, BC
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-3736-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/SDG.2009.5071333
Filename
5071333
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