Software reuse architecture, process, and organization for business success
Martin Griss
Abstract
Martin Griss
Abstract
Systematic software reuse is the most effective way to significantly improve software development. Many organizations adopt object technology expecting significant reuse. Without an explicit reuse process, they will not succeed. Companies succeeding with reuse find that architecture, process, organization, culture, management and other non-technical factors are usually more critical than technology. This paper describes HP's software reuse practice and adoption experience, and a systematic approach to component-based software engineering based on object-oriented business and system modeling.
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Systematic software reuse is the most effective way to significantly improve software development. Many organizations adopt object technology expecting significant reuse. Without an explicit reuse process, they will not succeed. Companies succeeding with reuse find that architecture, process, organization, culture, management and other non-technical factors are usually more critical than technology. This paper describes HP's software reuse practice and adoption experience, and a systematic approach to component-based software engineering based on object-oriented business and system modeling.
Key concepts: Reuse, Domain engineering, Computer science, Software engineering, Software development, Package development process, Component-based software engineering, Business process