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Software Release Planning


Abstract:

One of the most critical activities in software product development is the decisional process that assigns features to subsequent releases under technical, resource, risk...Show More

Abstract:

One of the most critical activities in software product development is the decisional process that assigns features to subsequent releases under technical, resource, risk, and budget constraints. This decision-centric process is referred to as software release planning (SRP).This briefing will expose a state of the art on SRP. A survey of the most relevant approaches will be presented. Emphasis will be made on their applicability (concerning e.g. type of development process - being more predictive versus more adaptive, type of system - commercial, open source product or mobile app), tool support and degree of validation in industry. One of these approaches, EVOLVE, will be analysed in detail.
Date of Conference: 14-22 May 2016
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 23 March 2017
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Conference Location: Austin, TX, USA
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1. Introduction

One of the most critical activities in software product development is the decisional process that assigns features to subsequent releases under technical, resource, risk, and budget constraints. This decision-centric process is referred to as software release planning (SRP) [1]. It is connected to, and has inspired, various types of research (related to architecture, technical debt, etc.) and is of key importance for the success of software products(continuous delivery, DevOps).

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