Trouble Communication Model in a Software Development Project

Mie NAKATANI; Shogo NISHIDA

Trouble Communication Model in a Software Development Project

Mie NAKATANI, Shogo NISHIDA

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This paper deals with communication model in a software development project when there happens some trouble on it. First, we analyze a communication process in the real projects, and investigate what type of communication exists and which aspect is thought to be important by the members of the projects. Then we propose a communication model based on the analysis. We focus on the communication in case of troubles, and the process is modeled using charge, competence and knowledge of each member in the project. The features of the model lies in the ability to simulate communication route dynamically. The results of the simulation is compared with the real data, and also the use of the model for communication support system is discussed.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E75-A No.2 pp.196-206

Publication Date: 1992/02/25

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Mie NAKATANI, Shogo NISHIDA, "Trouble Communication Model in a Software Development Project" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals, vol. E75-A, no. 2, pp. 196-206, February 1992, doi: .
Abstract: This paper deals with communication model in a software development project when there happens some trouble on it. First, we analyze a communication process in the real projects, and investigate what type of communication exists and which aspect is thought to be important by the members of the projects. Then we propose a communication model based on the analysis. We focus on the communication in case of troubles, and the process is modeled using charge, competence and knowledge of each member in the project. The features of the model lies in the ability to simulate communication route dynamically. The results of the simulation is compared with the real data, and also the use of the model for communication support system is discussed.
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