Uncovering the Hidden Co-evolution in the Work History of Software Projects

  • Saimir Bala (Ko-Autor*in)
  • Kate Revoredo (Ko-Autor*in)
  • João Carlos de A. R. Gonçalves (Ko-Autor*in)
  • Fernanda Baião (Ko-Autor*in)
  • Mendling, J. (Ko-Autor*in)
  • Flavia Santoro (Ko-Autor*in)

Aktivität: VortragWissenschaftlicher Vortrag (Science-to-Science)

Beschreibung

The monitoring of project-oriented business processes is a major challenge because their state is typically fragmented and represented by the progress of different documents and artifacts being worked on. This observation holds in particular for software development projects in which various developers work on different parts of the software concurrently. Prior contributions in this area have proposed a plethora of techniques to analyze and visualize the current state of the software artifact as a product. It is surprising that these techniques are missing to provide insights into what types of work are conducted at different stages of the project and how they are dependent upon another. In this paper, we address this research gap and present a technique for mining the software process including dependencies between artifacts. Our evaluation of various open-source projects demonstrates the applicability of our technique.
Zeitraum10 Sept. 201715 Sept. 2017
Ereignistitel15th International Conference in Business Process Management (BPM)
VeranstaltungstypKeine Angaben
BekanntheitsgradInternational

Österreichische Systematik der Wissenschaftszweige (ÖFOS)

  • 102015 Informationssysteme
  • 102022 Softwareentwicklung
  • 102
  • 502050 Wirtschaftsinformatik