Grupo Alarcos · Journal article · 2015
The making of an OMG standard
Miguel Morales Trujillo, Hanna Oktaba, Mario Piattini Velthuis
In 2010 SEMAT launched a call for action to refound Software Engineering. Later, the Object Management Group endorsed it as a request for proposals to deal with SEMAT concerns. The KUALI-KAANS Research Group responded to the request as a submitter by creating the KUALI-BEH proposal. The objective of this paper is to present the roadmap KUALI-BEH followed throughout the OMG standardization process: its origins, fusion with the ESSENCE proposal and eventual appearance as a standard. The subsequent lessons learned highlight the lack of aligned definitions among IT standards and the standardization process shortcomings, to which improvements are suggested.
On the same topic
- 2015 Using Technical-Action-Research to Validate a Framework for Authoring Software Engineering Methods
- 2019 Bottom-up authoring of Software Engineering methods and practices
- 2015 A pilot project proved how the ISO/IEC 25000 family of standards can be used to evaluate software quality and
- 2015 Experiences in the software industry: Product certification with ISO/IEC 25000