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1. Impelsys Focuses on Digital Transformation

Subjects
Artificial intelligence -- Forecasts and trends, Software engineering -- Evaluation, Digitization -- Forecasts and trends, Software development/engineering, Market trend/market analysis, Artificial intelligence, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Publishing industry, Business
Abstract

Rapid growth--30% in 2021 and with 40% projected for 2022--has seen Impelsys add 750 employees in just 18 months. 'We support more than 250 clients across the globe,' says Uday [...]

Published
2022

2. Why failure rates observe Zipf's law in operational software

Author

Trachtenberg, M.

Subjects
Software engineering -- Evaluation, Failure time data analysis -- Evaluation, Reliability (Engineering) -- Research, Business, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

A mathematical model is presented to explain the reason why operational software designers produce a program with a fault content in conformance to Phillip's and Zipf's laws. Zupf's law, known as the Principle of Least Effort because of its statistical analogy to human behavior, is used as the basis for a proposed software reliability model. Its validity is verified via fitting of data in the literature on nine software systems.

Published
1992

3. Implementing call center software packages

Author

Tekiela, Robert

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry -- Technology application, Communications software -- Usage, Software engineering -- Evaluation, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Package implementation is essentially adapting pre-built software, which provides some generic functionality common to a broad market. Call center packages are commonly available, with vendors offering modules such as customer [...]

Published
1999

4. Quickroute plays Windows joker

Author

Cummings, Martin

Subjects
Software engineering -- Evaluation, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Quickroute 2.0 for Windows (Operating system enhancement)
Abstract

Quickroute 2 a PCB design package features a netlisting and Windows interface. The Windows environment allows the simultanous opening of Windows and allows the cutting and pasting of designs from Quickroute into such Windows software as word processing packages. Quickroute will appeal to users wanting to run design software under Windows, but if Windows is not an immediate attraction the package will face serious competition from rival packages.

Published
1993

5. The impact of CASE

Author

Menendez, Douglas A.

Subjects
Computer-aided software engineering -- Evaluation -- Technology application, Internal auditing -- Technology application, Software engineering -- Evaluation, Auditors -- Management -- Technology application, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Software development/engineering, Company business management, Technology application, Management, Evaluation
Abstract

CASE (Computer Aided Software Engineering) is an emerging technology with the potential to be one of the most significant advancements in the soft-ware industry. Making certain that proper controls are [...]

Published
1991

6. Power and promise

Author

Leathers, Burton

Subjects
Object-oriented programming -- Analysis, Software engineering -- Evaluation, Computer programming -- Methods, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

Object-oriented programming (Oop) will likely replace function-based programming due to its many advantages. Besides reusability of code, Oop's encapsulation feature render software objects 'simple, single-minded and self-contained' and these characteristics make them suitable for usage in different contexts. The new paradigm involves an object which represents a set of data values and a corresponding set of operations.

Published
1995

7. Performance evaluation of general and company specific models in software development effort estimation

Author

Maxwell, Katrina, Wassenhove, Luk Van, and Dutta, Soumitra

Subjects
Software -- Product development, Performance appraisals -- Management, Software engineering -- Evaluation, Software engineering -- Models, Business, Business, general
Abstract

The use of company specific models in providing effort and cost estimates for various software applications has been shown to generate convincing results. An estimation analysis conducted on a European Space Agency database involving 108 software development projects revealed that an efficient cost estimation model must embody a limited number of production factors. Only those factors that create a substantial impact on productivity must be integrated in a cost estimation models, particularly language, software reliability, application category, modern programming practices and main storage constraint. These results imply that companies which are seeking to improve their ability in providing cost estimates for software development projects must develop their own cost estimation models to generate accurate results.

Published
1999

8. Software engineers must polish their skills

Author

Fackler, Mark

Subjects
Software engineering -- Evaluation, Engineers -- Employment, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Working well with others, flexibility are vital in the job market Hold onto your keyboards, software engineers, you are in for a wild and rocky ride. But, given proper preparation, [...]

Published
1994

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