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While there is great interest today in developing technology transfer models for industry, it is the technology infusion process that actually causes changes in the current state of the practice.ĭirectory of Open Access Journals (Sweden)įull Text Available In this paper, the definition and the key features of Software Radar, which is a new concept, are proposed and discussed. The goals of this study are: 1) to understand the difference between technology transfer (the adoption of a new method by large segments of an industry) as an industry-wide phenomenon and the adoption of a new technology by an individual organization (called technology infusion) and 2) to see if software engineering technology transfer differs from other engineering disciplines. In this paper, several software engineering technologies used within NASA are studied, and the mechanisms, schedules, and efforts at transferring these technologies are investigated. Software Engineering Technology Infusion Within NASAĪbstract technology transfer is of crucial concern to both government and industry today. Such efforts are therefore typically fluctuating between management's attempt to contr. Most software firms struggle to take advantage of the potential benefits of software process improvement (SPI) as they adopt this technology into the complex and dynamic realities of their day-to-day operation. A quantitative descriptive-explanatory study and a qualitative exploratory study have been employed. method approach has been applied, and drawing on social dilemma theory and Hofstedeâ€™s cultural theory, this study discusses the factors affecting the adoption of social software by knowledge workers. This article explores the adoption of social software tools by Indian knowledge workers working for information technology consul- tancy firms. Finally, on the basis of these research findings we aim to contribute to managerial implications for organizations wishing to adopt social media., organizations are adopting new forms of information and communication technologies such as social software to encourage employees to create and share knowledge. factors that hinder the adoption of such tools. Information systems have been playing a vital role in the implementation of knowledge management practices and systems. The rationale behind traditional knowledge management initiatives is to create, capture, share, organize, and use intangible assets such as organizational knowledge. Mukkamala, Alivelu Manga Razmerita, Liana Which Factors Influence the Adoption of Social Software? An Exploratory Study of Indian Information Technology Consultancy Firms The improvisations enhanced employee creativity, motivation and empowerment, created momentum. We found that micro-level and macro-level improvisations interacted, often in uncoordinated ways, to shape SPI technology adoption at SmallSoft. Such efforts are therefore typically fluctuating between management's attempt to control. To further understand how management's attempt to control the process is complemented by drifting, this article investigates the role of improvisation in adoption of SPI technology in a Danish software.Most software firms struggle to take advantage of the potential benefits of software process improvement (SPI) as they adopt this technology into the complex and dynamic realities of their day-to-day operation. SPI technology adoption and events that causes the process to drift in unpredictable directions. Improvisation during Process- Technology Adoption We present the methodology it implies for both types of users. The envisioned users are 1) SPL adopters and 2) Integrators of techniques and algorithms to provide automation in SPL adoption activities.

Bottom-Up Technologies for Reuse (BUT4Reuse) is a generic and extensible tool aimed to leverage existing similar software products in order to help in extractive SPL adoption.

International audience Adopting Software Product Line (SPL) engineering principles demands a high up-front investment. Martinez, Jabier, Ziadi, Tewfik BissyandÃ©, TegawendÃ© Klein, Jacques, Le Traon, Yves , Bottom-Up Technologies for Reuse: Automated Extractive Adoption of Software Product Lines

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