Strategic Software Engineering
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A01=Fadi P. Deek
A01=James A. M. McHugh
A01=Osama M. Eljabiri
advanced software engineering strategies
application
Application Domain General
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Author_James A. M. McHugh
Author_Osama M. Eljabiri
Behavioral Considerations
BEP
business
business analytics integration
Business Problem Solving
Business Processes
capability
Case Tool
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computational problem solving
Cot
Cycle Time
development
enterprise systems analysis
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High Fidelity Prototyping
Incremental Development
interdisciplinary collaboration
Interdisciplinary Effects
Interdisciplinary Problem
maturity
model
organizational informatics
Problem Reduction
Problem Solving Process
Problem Solving Strategies
process
rapid
Software
Software Development
Software Development Process
Software Development Strategies
Software Process Models
software project management
Software Systems
Solving Software Problems
spiral
Spiral Model
Throwaway Prototypes
waterfall
Waterfall Model
Product details
- ISBN 9780849339394
- Weight: 635g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 26 May 2005
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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The pervasiveness of software in business makes it crucial that software engineers and developers understand how software development impacts an entire organization. Strategic Software Engineering: An Interdisciplinary Approach presents software engineering as a strategic, business-oriented, interdisciplinary endeavor, rather than simply a technical process, as it has been described in previous publications.
The book addresses technical, scientific, and management aspects of software development in a way that is accessible to a wide audience. It provides a detailed, critical review of software development models and processes, followed with a strategic assessment of how process models evolved over time and how to improve them. The authors then focus on the relation between problem-solving techniques and strategies for effectively confronting real-world business problems. They also analyze the impact of interdisciplinary factors on software development, including the role of people and business economics. The book concludes with a brief look at specialized system development.
The diverse backgrounds of the authors, encompassing computer science, information systems, technology, and business management, help create this book's integrated approach, which answers the demand for a comprehensive, interdisciplinary outlook encompassing all facets of how software relates to an organization.
Fadi P. Deek, James A. M. McHugh, Osama M. Eljabiri
