Bibliography
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Understanding Business Drivers [590 KB]
( Slides [830 KB]
) Analyzing NPS Surveys for underlying business drivers for success in the market with products and services |
EPIC Workshop, Brussels, June 2011 |
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Six Sigma for Agile [150 KB]
( Slides [8'265 KB]
) Agile Development Teams define the Six Sigma Transfer Function for Software Development |
Jazoon’11 Zurich June 2011 |
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Six Sigma for Analyzing Market Preferences [219 KB]
(Sildes [1'622 KB]
) Transfer Functions can be used to analyze customer’s needs and market preferences using New Lanchester Theory |
GI Fachtagung SW Management 2010 Aachen |
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Classification for Decision Metrics [304 KB]
(Slides [1'629 KB]
) How AHP and QFD relate to Transfer Functions |
IWSM / MetriKon / November 2010 |
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Software Project Estimations [347 KB]
( Slides [2'326 KB]
) Estimating software projects is not a matter of functional sizing only |
MetriKon 2009 Kaiserslautern November 2009 |
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Statistical Process Control for Software Development [2'006 KB]
An application of Eigenvector theory to Quality Function Deployment and the Analytic Hierarchical Process |
QFD Symposium 2009 Wolfsburg October 2009 |
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Defect Density Prediction [111 KB]
( Slides [6'955 KB]
) How to predict how many bugs will happen? |
6th SMEF 2009 Rome May 2009 |
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Six Sigma in Software Testing [11'201 KB]
This workshop proposes a measurement program for software defect prediction. Packed with the workshop is the material presented at the workshop. |
Nordic Test Management & QA Forum Stockholm May 2008 |
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Uncertainty of Software Requirements [258 KB]
An interesting remark about the statistical character of reqiurement statement |
4th SMEF 2007 Rome May 2007 |
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When use Which Sizing Method [299 KB]
(Slides [5'830 KB]
) COSMIC or IFPUG? That's not the question! |
MetriKon, Potsdam November 2006 |
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SixSigma Revisited [225 KB]
(Slides [5'963 KB]
) In reality, QFD is a statistical method for requirements validation. |
EuroSpi2 Joensuu October 2006 |
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The Impact of Linear Algebra on QFD This paper introduces a new method to calculate a QFD matrix. The resulting Convergence Factor is a quality metrics for the underlying cause-effect analysis. |
Quality & Reliability Management, Vol. 22 No.1, 2005 |