Search for dissertations about: "software development productivity"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 54 swedish dissertations containing the words software development productivity.
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1. Software Development Productivity : Evaluation and Improvement for Large Industrial Projects
Abstract : Software development productivity can be improved by introducing improvements in many areas. In this thesis we investigate technology and process driven productivity improvements, i.e., productivity improvements that have sources in changes of technologies or in changes in development processes. READ MORE
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2. Software Testing in Agile Development : Technological and Organisational Challenges
Abstract : The emerging industrial trend towards agile software development processes brings forth new concerns, challenges as well as opportunities. One of the main concerns is with respect to the achievable quality levels of the final product, for which testing is the well-known assurance mechanism. READ MORE
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3. Software Development Productivity Issues in Large Telecommunication Applications
Abstract : The high non-functional requirements of telecommunication applications increase their complexity. Introducing a new and specialized technology is often seen as a way of meeting these high non-functional requirements. An example of such a technology is a software platform that provides high performance and availability. READ MORE
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4. An Empirical Investigation of the Harmfulness of Architectural Technical Debt
Abstract : Background: In order to survive in today's fast-growing and ever fast-changing business environments, large-scale software companies need to deliver customer value continuously, both from a short- and long-term perspective. However, the consequences of potential long-term and far-reaching negative effects of shortcuts and quick fixes made during the software development lifecycle, described as Technical Debt (TD), can impede the software development process. READ MORE
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5. Technical Debt: An empirical investigation of its harmfulness and on management strategies in industry
Abstract : Background: In order to survive in today's fast-growing and ever fast-changing business environment, software companies need to continuously deliver customer value, both from a short- and long-term perspective. However, the consequences of potential long-term and far-reaching negative effects of shortcuts and quick fixes made during the software development lifecycle, described as Technical Debt (TD), can impede the software development process. READ MORE