THE STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Aluizio Ramos, Júlio Cézar Costa Furtado, Arthur Batista, Géssica Pinheiro da Silva, Sandro Ronaldo Bezerra Oliveira · CONTECSI - International Conference on Information Systems and Technology Management · 2017
The Statistical Process Control (SPC) has been used in several software process analysis studies. However, there are not many works in the literature that approach the subject, or even describe the methodologies and techniques related to the SPC. In addition, there is a need to develop papers that indicate the way of use and describe the techniques involved in the implementation of statistical process control. These studies are important both for the scientific research area and for the software industry. For this, it is necessary to use a scientific method of data collection, the Systematic Review of Literature. This type of review is a research method that assists the collection and analysis of data obtained from scientific articles/papers. In this way, this work proposes a systematic study that analyzes the works that present techniques, methods, frameworks, assets and tools on the statistical process control, with the objective of later creating a catalog of these approaches that describe them.