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Bartosz Walter

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arXiv2022

Two case studies on implementing best practices for Software Process Improvement

Software Process Improvement requires significant effort related not only to the identification of relevant issues and providing an adequate response to them but also to the implementation and adoption of the changes. Best practices provide recommendations to software teams on how to address the identified objectives in practice, based on aggregated experience and knowledge. In the paper, we present the GEANT experience and observations from the process of adopting the best practices and present the setting we have been using.

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arXiv2021

Monitoring the adoption of SPI-related best practices. An experience report

Software Process Improvement requires significant effort related not only to the identification of relevant issues and providing an adequate response to them, but also to the implementation and adoption of the changes. Best practices provide recommendations to software teams on how to address the identified objectives in practice, based on aggregated experience and knowledge. In the paper, we present the GEANT experience and observations from the process of adopting thebest practices, and present the setting we have been using.

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arXiv2020

Best practices for software maturity improvement: a GÉANT case study

Maturity models for software indicate the key areas that contribute to quality improvements. They usually combine technical, organisational and human aspects relevant for effective software development, to focus the efforts and draw the direction for optimisations. In this paper, we present the process of defining best practices that support the GÉANT Software Maturity Model (GSMM), aligned to the needs of a distributed, innovation-driven, pan-European organisation. Based on the identification of specific goals relevant for GÉANT and a preliminary maturity assessment, we created a catalogue of best practices that help the software teams to attain the goals defined in the GSMM.

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arXiv2019

Constructing a Maturity Model for a Distributed Software Organization

We present early experiences with defining and validating a software maturity model (SMM) for a distributed, research-driven organization of independent and self-organizing teams of diverse cultures, experience and maturity. The paper briefly outlines the model, but focuses on the early stages of building and validating it. Based on that, we identify major factors contributing to the successful deployment of a SMM.

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arXiv2019

GÉANT Software Maturity Model

GÉANT project is an example of a large organization with around 30 software projects and around 20 software development teams. Software development teams consist of many skilled associates coming from all members National Research and Education Networks. Three main issues that are common for all these software development teams and their members are: geographical distribution, scattered manpower percentage, and parallel involvement in other high priority projects in their native organizations. This paper presents a novel software maturity model that is designed specifically for GÉANT software development teams and aims to address the described issues.

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