Titlebook: COTS-Based Software Systems; First International John Dean,Andrée Gravel Conference proceedings 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 200

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-7115-2We suggest a systematic approach which examines COTS-related issues under three linguistic levels: lexicon, syntax, and semantics. The driving force behind this approach by analogy is to outline a new requirements engineering method for COTS-based systems.

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Michael von Wolff,Keiichi Kato,John Zhangiven CBS design relative to another called the “COTS Functional Density” is then suggested. The paper concludes with suggestions for additional research to further validate the empirical foundations of the proposed heuristic and associated metric.

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Community Awareness and Participation, that the screen captures also support the design phase of the user interface features. The storyboard process described in this paper was used to develop large COTS-based systems for customers who historically developed large custom software applications.

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Storyboard Process to Assist in Requirements Verification and Adaptation to Capabilities Inherent i that the screen captures also support the design phase of the user interface features. The storyboard process described in this paper was used to develop large COTS-based systems for customers who historically developed large custom software applications.

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,COTS-Based Systems (CBS) Functional Density—A Heuristic for Better CBS Design,wer the cost of initial development. Less understood is that during the long term sustainment phase—from deployment through retirement—the cost of maintenance of a COTS-based system generally increases as the number of COTS products used increases. There exists then a tension between the imperative

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Meeting the Challenges of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) Products: The Information Technology Solutions find that the traditional development approach rarely works; that is, the process of defining requirements, formulating an architecture, and then trying to find COTS products to meet the specified requirements within the defined architecture. We describe an alternative approach, based on the R

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Risk Reduction in COTS Software Selection with BASIS,ions. Transitioning to a new development paradigm requires many kinds of changes, but the most important concerns the development process. A well-defined approach tailored for COTS-integration is needed. The Base Application Software Integration System (BASIS) is an approach that improves the archit

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