Title :
The software engineering global model
Author :
Toffolon, Claudine ; Dakhli, Salem
Author_Institution :
LIL, Littoral University, Calais, France
Abstract :
Despite the economic and functional importance of software systems in modern organizations, software development and maintenance are still regarded as high-risk activities. Indeed, a great number of software projects fail to deliver software systems meeting stakeholder requirements within schedule and budget. So, the software industry is in crisis, the so-called "software crisis", which has two main ramifications, economic and social. This paper provides a framework, called the "software engineering global model" composed of two parts - static and dynamic - which provides basic foundations to build instruments eliminating the causes of the "software crisis" and reducing its impact.
Keywords :
DP industry; project management; socio-economic effects; software development management; software maintenance; budget; economic aspects; schedule; social aspects; software crisis; software development; software engineering global model; software industry; software maintenance; software projects; stakeholder requirements; Computer industry; Costs; Decision making; Environmental economics; Information technology; Instruments; Job shop scheduling; Software engineering; Software maintenance; Software systems;
Conference_Titel :
Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2002. COMPSAC 2002. Proceedings. 26th Annual International
Print_ISBN :
0-7695-1727-7
DOI :
10.1109/CMPSAC.2002.1044532