The Research on Multiple Tactics to Support Process Change in PSS for CMM

HU Hao; LIN Xiang-yu; YANG Mei; L

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- The Research on Multiple Tactics to Support Process Change in PSS for CMM
- Acta Electronica Sinica Vol. 31, Issue S1, Pages: 2087-2090(2003)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 南京大学计算机软件新技术国家重点实验室,江苏,南京,210093
  2. 南京大学计算机软件研究所,江苏,南京,210093
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  CLC： TP311
- Published Online：25 December 2003，
  
  Published：2003
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HU Hao, LIN Xiang-yu, YANG Mei, et al. The Research on Multiple Tactics to Support Process Change in PSS for CMM[J]. Acta Electronica Sinica, 2003, 31(S1): 2087-2090.
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HU Hao, LIN Xiang-yu, YANG Mei, et al. The Research on Multiple Tactics to Support Process Change in PSS for CMM[J]. Acta Electronica Sinica, 2003, 31(S1): 2087-2090. DOI：

摘要

企业在实施CMM时

过程改进这样的宏观目标是通过从微观上成功地完成项目来实现的.因此

自动实施CMM的过程支持系统应该具有灵活的支持过程动态改变的能力

以利于适应多变的项目环境

而过程改变的情况比较复杂

单一策略的采用既增加了模型的复杂性

又不利于系统充分利用已有的底层支持技术.本文介绍了一种多策略过程动态改变支持机制.该机制可用于基于CMM的过程支持系统中

有效提高基于CMM的过程管理系统在过程改变支撑方面的灵活性和实用性.

Abstract

In application of CMM

the general purpose of process improvement is fulfilled by successful completion of various projects within an enterprise.As an automated platform

the process support system (PSS) should have the ability to support dynamic change of process

in order to respond to the environments reactively.However

process change is so complex that single tactic adopted in PSS not only increases the process model's complexity but also weakens the reuse of the underlying technologies which have already been used in PSS.This paper proposes a multi-tactic support mechanism for dynamic change of process.This mechanism

used in PSS for CMM

increases the flexibility and usability of similar system to support process change.

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