Practical Software Process Improvement

Author: Beijing SPIN
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The book is particularly suitable for small and medium-sized software enterprises engaged in process improvement, especially internal process improvement. The systematic methodology, detailed case studies, and vivid charts in this book will make it a working guide for enterprises implementing SPI. Large enterprises currently undergoing software process improvement should also read this book. Although their systems are already in operation, there are still many confusions in the journey of constructing process culture, and the content of this book will certainly provide you with inspiration. This book is suitable for SEPG, SQA, and SCM within enterprises. It is a book that not only inspires thinking but also serves as a manual. Based on the integration of best practices, it introduces theoretical innovations and systematically proposes the concept of naive process improvement in the field of domestic software process improvement for the first time, along with a preliminary theoretical framework. This book not only brings theory into practice but also extracts valuable knowledge systems from practice. It examines software process improvement from the perspective of change management, focusing on cultural differences, driving forces, barriers, and methodologies at various levels related to improvement. This book is suitable for SEPG, SQA, SCM, project managers, and senior managers in software enterprises engaged in process improvement, especially internal process improvement, such as CEO, COO, CKO, CTO, etc.