Incremental Method Enactment for Computer Aided Software Engineering Tools
Publication date
2013
Authors
Vlaanderen, K.
Tuijl, G.J. van
Brinkkemper, S.
Jansen, Slinger
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Abstract
In most cases, enactment is the most resource consuming aspect
of process improvement, as large process changes are put into practice.
Problems that typically are encountered include ine ective process
changes, resistance from employees, and unclarity about the advantages
of the new process. These problems can be avoided by incrementally implementing
process changes, especially if the enactment is supported by
process management tools that immediately change the processes and
work
ow in information systems. In this paper, we explain and demonstrate
the concept of incremental method enactment for CASE tools. The
concept is evaluated through a prototype, which is assessed by industry
experts. The results of this study point give direction towards the further
development of incremental method enactment.
Keywords
Method Engineering, Method Evolution, CASE tools, CAME tools, Enactment