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A Study of Japanese Software Process Practices and a Potential for Improvement Using SOFL

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A Study of Japanese Software Process Practices and a Potential for Improvement Using SOFL

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The goal of this paper is to examine the Japanese experience with the software development process, the challenges they face and how formal engineering methods, in particular SOFL (Structured Object-oriented Formal Language), can help overcome these problems. We will also recommend additional management tools and documents that can aid organizations in achieving a higher CMM rating through the use of SOFL.

Sirin Bekbay, Shaoying Liu

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Added	05 Jul 2010
Updated	05 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2003
Where	QSIC
Authors	Sirin Bekbay, Shaoying Liu

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