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Six Sigma applied to improve Integration Build process

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Fábio S. Nagamine

Publication year - 2007

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.5753/sbqs.2007.15595

Subject(s) - six sigma , process (computing) , computer science , design for six sigma , process capability , software , software development process , systems engineering , software quality , quality management , software engineering , software development , process management , engineering , manufacturing engineering , work in process , management system , operations management , operating system , lean manufacturing

Integration Build is a Software Configuration Management process intended to ensure that a stable up to date baseline is available for further development or for client release. Six Sigma is a methodology for process improvement that uses measurements and statistical analysis. This article presents a case study showing how Six Sigma was applied to reduce human effort, improve quality and provide a quantitative analysis on the Integration Build process of a Motorola Software Component.

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