DYNAMITE: dynamic task nets for software process management
Peter Heimann, Gregor Joeris, Carl-Arndt Krapp, Bernhard Westfechtel · RWTH Publications (RWTH Aachen) · 1996
Managing the software development and maintenance process has been identified as a great challenge for several years. Software processes are highly dynamic and can only rarely be planned completely in advance. Dynamic task nets take this into account. They are built and modified incrementally as a software process is executed. Dynamic task nets have been designed to solve important problems of process dynamics, deciding product-dependent structure evolution, feedback, and concurrent engineering. In order to describe editing and enactment (and their interaction) in a uniform way, task nets are formally defined by means of a programmed graph rewriting system.