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Computer Science and Informatics 58 Artificial Intelligence 15 Business 8 Management and Marketing 8 Physics 2 Psychology 1 Tourism 1
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Article 47 Book / Working Paper 11
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Congress Report 18 Thesis 7
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Phalp, Keith T. 16 Gabrys, Bogdan 14 Riedel, Silvia 7 Casey, Valentine 6 Lemke, Christiane 6 Budka, Marcin 4 Richardson, Ita 4 Shepperd, M. 4 Bleistein, Steven J. 3 Counsell, Steve J. 3 Cox, Karl 3 Eng, Teck-Yong 3 Jeary, Sherry 3 Ncube, Cornelius 3 Verner, June 3 Xu, Lai 3 Boucouvalas, Anthony C. 2 Chen, Liguang 2 Eastwood, Mark 2 Fouad, A. 2 John, David 2 Kanyaru, J.M. 2 Maiden, Neil A.M. 2 Vincent, Jonathan 2 Abeysinghe, G.A. 1 Alford, Philip 1 Aurum, A. 1 Avram, Gabriela 1 Bunse, Christian 1 Crowle, Simon 1 Day, Jacqui 1 Dean, John C. 1 Deshpande, Sadhana 1 Geddes, S. 1 Giorgini, P. 1 Glass, Robert 1 Grimm, F. 1 Gyorkos, Jozsef 1 Henderson, P. 1 James, L. 1
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Enriching the Model-Driven Architecture with Weakly Structured Information
Panfilenko, Dima; Seel, Christian; Phalp, Keith T.; … - 2011
Most MDA approaches are focused on Platform Independent Models (PIM) and Platform Specific Models (PSM) and the transformation between them. The more conceptual Computation Independent Models (CIM) or even unstructured information is often neglected, despite the importance of requirements...
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The Limitations of Current Decision-Making Techniques in the Procurement of COTS Software Components
Ncube, Cornelius; Dean, John C. - 2002
The fundamentals of a good decision-making are, first, clear understanding of the decision itself and, second, the availability of properly focused information to support the decision. Decision-making techniques help with both these problems. However, the techniques should be thought of as aids...
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Combinations of time series forecasts: when and why are they beneficial?.
Lemke, Christiane - 2010
Time series forecasting has a long track record in many application areas. In forecasting research, it has been illustrated that finding an individual algorithm that works best for all possible scenarios is hopeless. Therefore, instead of striving to design a single superior algorithm, current...
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The application of metrics to industrial prototyping processes: An empirical study
Phalp, Keith T.; Counsell, Steve J. - 2000
A key problem in the development of information systems is understanding features of the development process. To this end, in recent years, considerable interest has been focused on modelling processes. In this paper, the results of an empirical investigation into the use of prototyping in...
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E-Business Models In The Travel Industry
Alford, Philip - 2000
Drawing on recently published data, this report examines some of the trends in travel e-commerce. Using a case study approach, the author examines in detail some of the e-business models impacting on the travel industry both in the Business-to-Business (B2B) and Business-to-Consumer (B2C)...
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Building on CHASM: A Study of Using Counts for the Analysis of Static Models of Processes
Phalp, Keith T.; Shepperd, M. - 1999
Process modelling is gaining increasing acceptance by software engineers as a useful discipline to facilitate both process understanding and improvement activities. This position paper builds upon previous work reported at the 1997 ICSE workshop on process models and empirical studies of...
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Analysing Process Models Quantitatively
Phalp, Keith T.; Shepperd, M. - 1999
Over the years, there has been much interest in modelling processes. Processes include those associated with the development of software and those business processes that make use of software systems. Recent research in Systems Engineering for Business Process Change highlights the importance of...
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An Empirical investigation of software project schedule behavior.
Rainer, Austen William - 1999
Two intensive, longitudinal case studies were conducted at IBM Hursley Park. There were several objectives to these case studies: first, to investigate the actual behaviour of the two projects in depth; second, to develop conceptual structures relating the lower-level processes of each project...
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Evaluating Large COTS Software Packages: Why Requirements and Use Cases are Important
Maiden, Neil A.M.; James, L.; Ncube, Cornelius - 1999
Over the last 5 years a quiet revolution in business systems development has taken place towards the use of enterprise-wide, off-the-shelf software solutions. At the end of 1997, BusinessWeek estimated the value of this global enterprise applications package (EAP) market at $10billion and still...
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An Empirical investigation into software effort estimation by analogy
Schofield, Christopher - 1998
Most practitioners recognise the important part accurate estimates of development effort play in the successful management of major software projects. However, it is widely recognised that current estimation techniques are often very inaccurate, while studies (Heemstra 1992; Lederer and Prasad 1993)...
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