Systems, Software and Services Process Improvement

1. SPI Issues

   1. Systematic Literature Reviews of Software Process Improvement: A Tertiary Study

      • Arif Ali Khan, Jacky Keung, Mahmood Niazi, Shahid Hussain, He Zhang

      Pages 177-190

   2. Overcoming Public Speaking Anxiety of Software Engineers Using Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy

      • Merve Denizci Nazligul, Murat Yilmaz, Ulas Gulec, Mert Ali Gozcu, Rory V. O’Connor, Paul M. Clarke

      Pages 191-202

2. SPI and Automotive

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 203-203

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   2. Towards Dependability Engineering of Cooperative Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems

      • Georg Macher, Eric Armengaud, Daniel Schneider, Eugen Brenner, Christian Kreiner

      Pages 205-215

   3. An Analysis of the Commonality and Differences Between ASPICE and ISO26262 in the Context of Software Development

      • Pedro Oliveira, André L. Ferreira, Daniel Dias, Tiago Pereira, Paula Monteiro, Ricardo J. Machado

      Pages 216-227

3. GamifySPI

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 229-229

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   2. Deploying a Gamification Framework for Software Process Improvement: Preliminary Results

      • Eduardo Herranz, Ricardo Colomo-Palacios, Abdullah Al-Barakati

      Pages 231-240

   3. ProDecAdmin: A Game Scenario Design Tool for Software Project Management Training

      • Alejandro Calderón, Mercedes Ruiz, Rory V. O’Connor

      Pages 241-248

   4. State of the Use of Gamification Elements in Software Development Teams

      • Mirna Muñoz, Luis Hernández, Jezreel Mejia, Gloria Piedad Gasca-Hurtado, María Clara Gómez-Alvarez

      Pages 249-258

   5. Examining Reward Mechanisms for Effective Usage of Application Lifecycle Management Tools

      • Çağdaş Üsfekes, Murat Yilmaz, Eray Tuzun, Paul M. Clarke, Rory V. O’Connor

      Pages 259-268

   6. CHANGCE-Thinking – A Ludic Kick-Off to Chance Orientation

      • Peter Witzgall, Peter Kapfhammer, Eva-Maria Trenz, Teresa Kiechle, Tobias Gebler, Adrian Indefrey

      Pages 269-280

   7. Toward an Assessment Framework for Gamified Environments

      • Gloria Piedad Gasca-Hurtado, María Clara Gómez-Alvarez, Mirna Muñoz, Jezreel Mejía

      Pages 281-293

   8. InnoTEACH – Applying Principles of Innovation in School

      • Richard Messnarz, Borut Likar, Jürgen Mack, Evelyn Schröttner, Damjan Ekert, Maria Hartyanyi et al.

      Pages 294-301

   9. A Game Toolbox for Process Improvement in Agile Teams

      • Antoni-Lluís Mesquida, Jovana Karać, Miloš Jovanović, Antònia Mas

      Pages 302-309

   10. Gamification and Affordances: How Do New Affordances Lead to Gamification in a Business Intelligence System?

       • Tobias Christian Fischer

       Pages 310-320

4. SPI in Industry 4.0

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 321-321

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   2. A Design Process Approach to Strategic Production Planning for Industry 4.0

      • Andreas Riel, Martina Flatscher

      Pages 323-333

   3. Industry 4.0 as Digitalization over the Entire Product Lifecycle: Opportunities in the Automotive Domain

      • Eric Armengaud, Christoph Sams, Georg von Falck, Georg List, Christian Kreiner, Andreas Riel

      Pages 334-351

   4. Chances for Virtual and Augmented Reality Along the Value Chain

      • Sonja Hammerschmid

      Pages 352-359

   5. Supporting the Integration of New Security Features in Embedded Control Devices Through the Digitalization of Production

      • Tobias Rauter, Johannes Iber, Michael Krisper, Christian Kreiner

      Pages 360-371

This volume constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 24th EuroSPI conference, held in Ostrava, Czech Republic, in September 2017.The 56 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 97 submissions. They are organized in topical sections on SPI and VSEs, SPI and process models, SPI and safety, SPI and project management, SPI and implementation, SPI issues, SPI and automotive, selected key notes and workshop papers, GamifySPI, SPI in Industry 4.0, best practices in implementing traceability, good and bad practices in improvement, safety and security, experiences with agile and lean, standards and assessment models, team skills and diversity strategies.

• applied computing
• Business Process Management (BPM)
• control systems
• data security
• enterprise computing
• gamification
• Industry 4.0
• integration
• international standards
• ISO/IEC 29110
• ISO 26262
• process assessment
• process improvement
• project management
• security
• serious games
• software development
• software engineering
• virtual reality
• web services

• Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava, Czech Republic

  Jakub Stolfa, Svatopluk Stolfa

• Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland

  Rory V. O'Connor

• I.S.C.N. GesmbH , Graz, Austria

  Richard Messnarz

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