Towards a Model for Managing Success Factors in Software Process Improvement
Jos J. M. Trienekens · 2004
Existing software engineering and management literature argue for many different ways of looking at success factors that influence Software Process Improvement (SPI). This study investigates success factors identified in a number of research projects and proposes a model for managing these factors in a structured way during different phases of an SPI program. It also aspires to describe a model that reflects the cyclical influences of factors in a continuously progressing SPI program