Balanced Objective-Quantifiers Method (BOQM) For Software Intensive Organizations Strategies

Spanish university facilitates a method to link the strategic management with Software and Process improvement based on measurement. The method uses the process philosophy to build measurable information in Indicators templates (Based on ISO/IEC 15939) and a Balanced Scorecard (BSC) template, the process is followed by the participation of SIO’s roles such as the CEO, TI director, CPO, and others measurement roles such as measurement analyst, measurement librarian, and the measurement user

Método Objetivo-Cuantificadores Balanceado (MOCB) para estrategias en organizaciones intensivas de software

Universidad española facilita un método para unir la gestión estratégica con la mejora del proceso software basado en la medición. El método usa la filosofía de procesos para construir información medible en plantillas indicadores (ISO 15939) y una plantilla del CMI, el proceso es seguido por la participación de roles de la SIO tales como el CEO, Director TI, Dirección de proyectos, y otros roles de medición como el analista de medición, el bibliotecario de medición, y el usuario de medición

Developments in Aerospace Software Engineering practices for VSEs: An overview of the process requirements and practicesof integrated Maturity models and Standards

As part of the evolution of the Space market in the last years – globally referred to as Space 2.0 - small companies are playing an increasingly relevant role in different aerospace projects. Business incubators established by European Space Agency (ESA) and similar entities are evidence of the need of moving initiatives to small companies characterized by greater flexibility to develop specific activities. Software is a key component in most aerospace projects, and the success of the initiatives and projects usually depends on the capability of developing reliable software following well-defined standards. But small entities face some difficulties when adopting software development standards that have been conceived thinking on larger organizations and big programs. The need of defining software development standards tailored to small companies and groups is a permanent subject of discussion not only in the aerospace field, and has led in recent years to the publication of the ISO/IEC 29110 series of systems and software engineering standards and guides, aimed to solve the issues that Very Small Entities (VSEs) () – settings having up to twenty-five people -, found with other standards like CMMI or SPICE. This paper discusses the tailoring defined by different aerospace organizations for VSEs in the aerospace industry, and presents a conceptual arrangement of the standard based on meta-modeling languages that allow the extension and full customization with the incorporation of specific software engineering requirements and practices from ECSS (European Cooperation for Space Standardization)

A standard-based framework to integrate software work in small settings

Small software companies have to work hard in order to survive. They usually find it challenging to spend time and effort on improving there operations and processes. Therefore, it is important to address such needs by the introduction of a proposed framework that specifies ways of getting things done while consciously encourage them to enhance their ability to improve. Although there are many software process improvement approaches, none of them address the human factors of small companies in a comprehensive and holistic way. Samay is a proposed framework to integrate human factors in the daily work as a way to deal with that challenge. This study suggests managing human factors but pointing out the software process life cycle. The purpose is to converge toward a continuous improvement by means of alternative mechanisms that impact on people. This framework was developed based upon reviews of relevant standards (such as ISO/IEC 29110, ISO 10018, OMG Essence and ISO/IEC 33014) and previously published studies in this field. Moreover, an expert review and validation findings supported the view that Samay could support practitioners when small software companies want to start improving their ways of work

Comedias sueltas del Museo Nacional del Teatro

Copia digital. Madrid : Ministerio de Cultura. Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, 2009Precede al tít._"Núm. 78"Pie de imprenta tomado del colofónAparece en la primer página un escudo de la imprenta de la Santa CruzSign.:A-D4Texto a dos col

Comedias sueltas del Museo Nacional del Teatro

Copia digital. Madrid : Ministerio de Cultura. Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, 2009Sign.:A-D4Texto a dos col

Comedias sueltas del Museo Nacional del Teatro

Copia digital. Madrid : Ministerio de Cultura. Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, 2009Cortarelo atribuye esta obra a Vélez de Guevara, como consta en el manuscrito 17317 de la Biblioteca Nacional de Madrid y no las recoge entre Mira de Mescua; sin embargo según Simón Díaz la considera de MiraPrecede al tít."Num.177"Pide de imprenta tomado del colofónSign.:A-D4, E

Comedias escojidas [i.e. escogidas] del doctor D. Antonio Mira de Mescua.

Contiene: t. 1. Galán , valiente y discreto (p.5-103) ; La Fenix de salamanca (p.104-253

Comedias sueltas del Museo Nacional del Teatro

Encuadernado con otras obras bajo el título:Cada uno para si... [y otras obras]Copia digital. Madrid : Ministerio de Cultura. Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, 2009Precede al tít."Num.27"Pie de imp. tomado del colofónSe presume que la fecha de esta obra es de 1790Sign.:A-C4,D3Texto a dos col