Project:WikiProject Method engineering
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Preface
In 2005 a team of 20 researchers from the University of Utrecht started the Method Engineering project. This year, the project is reset and continued by a new team of about 65 researchers. This page is expected to grow much more rapidly, but for now it is still under construction.
Scope
This WikiProject has a 2-fold intention. Firstly, it is meant to provide for a project framework for the activities performed by the Method Engineering team of the University of Utrecht. Method Engineering is a master
degree course that studies the extraction of method fragments from existing product software and information system
development methods to create new methods that have situational applicability. In an effort to create a method pool, from which method fragments can be gathered, the research team is constructing a list of methods. The research team invites the world to contribute to this list of methods. The second intention of this WikiProject is the fruit of the project: to provide knowledge about the science of method engineering and to provide a portal of methods, studied in its context.
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=Project Lay-out=
Themes Of Focus
During the research of the Method Engineering project, methods, tools and techniques are aggretated under 2 main themes and 5 subthemes of focus. The division of the themes of focus is listed in the tables below.
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|Main Themes |
Information Systems |
Method engineering |
Product software |
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|Subthemes |Description |
Product Management
|Administration of requirements and releases in a product software company |
Implementation Methods
|Implementing (product) software systems in an organization |
Product Life-cycle Management
|Monitoring and decision making on the future of a product |
Software Development
|All phases of software system realization, including software process improvement |
Business Planning
|Strategy formulation of a new or revized business |
Coordination
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|Name |Function |Subtheme coordination |Affiliation |
Prof. Dr. S. Brinkkemper
|Lecturer |Business Planning |
Dr. Ir. R.W. Helms
|Lecturer |Product Life-cycle Management |
Dr. Ir. L. Xu
|Lecturer |Software Development |
Dr. S. Jansen
|Lecturer |Implementation Methods |
I. van de Weerd MSc
|PhD Student |Product Management |
J. van Reijsen
|MSc Student, Student Assistant |N/A |
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=Method Engineering Encyclopedia=
Current Research
Business Planning
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|Method |Researcher |Function |Affiliation |
* Business Valuation (finance)
|R. Kuipers |MSc Student |
* Corporate Strategy Development Method, Corporate Strategy
|T. van Ee |MSc Student |
* Customer Evaluation Matrix
|R. Giesen |MSc Student |
* Context Analysis
|S. Milliard |MSc Student |
* Brainstorming
|W. Water |MSc Student |
* Market research
|M. Dekkers |MSc Student |
* Segmenting & Positioning
|A. van Esch |MSc Student |
* Morfological Analysis
|I. Tjahyo Sarwono |MSc Student |
* New venture
|A. Talbi |MSc Student |
* Organization Design
|M. Fabriek |MSc Student |
* Planning: Hurdle Business planning
|D. Wolfs |MSc Student |
* Planning:Commercial
|B. Tax |MSc Student |
* Planning: Situational
|W. van Duinkerken |MSc Student |
* Pricing
|E. Vuuregge |MSc Student |
* Business planning (an integrated plan approach)
|B. Peute |MSc Student |
* Sales Forecasting
|W. Bruin |MSc Student |
* Venture Capital Financing
|J. Chok |MSc Student |
Implementation Methods
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|Method |Researcher |Function |Affiliation |
* Assessment IMM
|T.J. Man |MSc Student |
* CMMI: Capability Maturity Model Integration
|P. Poortman |MSc Student |
* CCU: Customer Configuration Updating: Activation And Usage
|M. Godthelp |MSc Student |
* CCU: Customer Configuration Updating: Delivery
|L. van der Meer |MSc Student |
* ISPL: Information Systems Procurement Library
|M. Luking |MSc Student |
* ITIL: Information Technology Infrastructure Library
|L. Luinenburg |MSc Student |
* ITIL: Information Technology Infrastructure Library
|J. Mata |MSc Student |
* ITIL: Information Technology Infrastructure Library
|A. Ramdien |MSc Student |
* Prince2: Controlling a Stage
|C. Richter |MSc Student |
* Prince2: Starting Up a Project
|R. Koster |MSc Student |
* Prince2: Directing A Project
|N. Titsuit |MSc Student |
* Prince2: Initiating a Project
|M. Dow |MSc Student |
* Prince2: Managing Product Delivery
|W. Buts |MSc Student |
* Prince2: Managing Stage Boundaries
|T. Ghita |MSc Student |
*Prince2: Close a project
|J. Liu |MSc Student |
* Product Software Adoption: Big Bang Adoption
|K. Pigmans |MSc Student |
* Product Software Adoption: Parallel adoption
|C. Jager |MSc Student |
* Product Software Adoption: Phased adoption
|W. in der Maur |MSc Student |
* Regatta: adoption method
|B. Beens |MSc Student |
* Regatta®
|D. de Bode |MSc Student |
* Regatta®
|G. Koopman |MSc Student |
* SAP Implementation
|C. Flink |MSc Student |
* SAP Implementation
|D. Noppen |MSc Student |
* SIM-System Implementation Method
|B. Wevers |MSc Student |
* SPICE
|J. Horn |MSc Student |
Product Life-Cycle Management
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|Method |Researcher |Function |Affiliation |
* Build management
|Th. Levantakis |MSc Student |
* Change management process
|M.G.A. Plomp |MSc Student |
* Software Configuration Management
|R. Balk |MSc Student |
* Product Family / Line Engineering
|J. Schipper |MSc Student |
* Product Structure Modeling
|G. Ongena |MSc Student |
* Release Management
|J. Tops |MSc Student |
* Software Life-cycle Process
|G. Vermunt |MSc Student |
* Systems Engineering Process
|E. Keegstra |MSc Student |
* Synchronization models
|J. Roques |MSc Student |
Product Management
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|Method |Researcher |Function |Affiliation |
* Market driven requirements engineering for software products (MDRE for SP)
|A. Kanhai |MSc Student |
* Portfolio Management for New Products
|M. van der Steen |MSc Student |
* Preview
|V. van der Linden |MSc Student |
* Requirements Prioritization
|S. de Weerd |MSc Student |
* SCRUM Development Process: Management Aspects
|J. Pelaz Anciola |MSc Student |
* Technology Roadmapping
|E. Kroese |MSc Student |
Software Development
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|Method |Researcher |Function |Affiliation |
* Adaptation of Agile Methods
|L. Rosinski |MSc Student |
* CMMI: Capability Maturity Model Integration for Software
|R. Bakker |MSc Student |
* DSDM: Dynamic Systems Development Method
|S. Wijaya |MSc Student |
* FDD: Feature-Driven Development
|D. van Gerwe |MSc Student |
* Internet-Speed Development
|M. Walraven |MSc Student |
* Open Source Software Development
|M. Abbing |MSc Student |
* SCRUM Development Process: Development Aspects
|R. Ignacio |MSc Student |
* WebML: Web Modeling Language
|X. Li |MSc Student |
Previous Research
In the academic year of 2004-2005, about 20 researchers provided earlier contribution to the Method Engineering Encyclopedia. Their research is
listed and linked in the table below.
Methodology of Information Systems
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|Researcher |Function |Researched Method(s) |Affiliation |
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|D. Kless |MSc Student |
P. Gerts
|MSc Student |
J. Spee
|MSc Student |
E. Veltman
|MSc Student |* Dynamic Architecture (DYA) |
B. van den Bent
|MSc Student |
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|J. den Teuling |MSc Student |* Mobile Business Development |
W. Giezeman
|MSc Student |
M. Osman
|MSc Student |
V. Muelle
|MSc Student |
C. Li
|MSc Student |
S. van Schalkwijk
|MSc Student |
V. van Deelen
|MSc Student |
Methodology of Product Software
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|Researcher |Function |Researched Method(s) |Affiliation |
J. Anjia
|MSc Student |
I. van Soest
|MSc Student |* Product Roadmapping |
N. de Vrij
|MSc Student |
L. Chen
|MSc Student |
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|J. van Reijsen |MSc Student |* Product Software Implementation Methods Methodology]] |
S. Miller
|MSc Student |
A. van Asch
|MSc Student |
O. Kok
|MSc Student |
Other articles
(Awaiting inclusion in the tables above.)
- Product Software Adoption: Big Bang Adoption
- Design Patterns and Frameworks
- Prioritizing Requirements using a Cost-Value Approach
- Capability Maturity Model Integration SM
- Software configuration management/MEE
CMMIsm Causal Analysis and Resolution -
CMMIsm Configuration Management -
CMMIsm Decision Analysis and Resolution -
CMMIsm Integrated Project Management -
CMMIsm Integrated Supplier Management -
CMMIsm Measurement and Analysis -
CMMIsm Organizational Environment for Integration -
CMMIsm Organizational Innovation and Deployment -
CMMIsm Organizational Process Definition -
CMMIsm Organizational Process Focus -
CMMIsm Organizational Process Performance -
CMMIsm Organizational Training -
CMMIsm Project Monitoring and Control -
CMMIsm Process and Product Quality Assurance -
CMMIsm Quantitative Project Management -
CMMIsm Requirements Development -
CMMIsm Requirements Management -
External Research
In the table below, the Method Engineering Project invites researchers from the World, external to the Project, to contribute to the Method
Engineering Encyclopedia.
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|Researcher |Function |Researched Method(s) |Affiliation |
Name
|Function |Researched Method(s) |Affiliation |
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