Publikationen
@ARTICLE{Schneider2001b,
author = {Kurt Schneider and Thilo Schwinn},
title = {{M}aturing experience base concepts at {D}aimler{C}hrysler},
journal = {{S}oftware {P}rocess: {I}mprovement and {P}ractice},
year = {2001},
volume = {6},
pages = {85-96},
number = {2},
abstract = {Basili coined the term lsquoExperience Factoryrsquo for a separate
unit in a software company; it helps to exchange experiences between
projects. The persistent storage device of such an Experience Factory
was called the Experience Base. At DaimlerChrysler, we started in
1997 to establish local lsquoSoftware Experience Centersrsquo, a
similar role to an Experience Factory. From the beginning, one of
our focal aspects was the design and implementation of an adequate
Experience Base. We expected an easy win. However, developing an
effective Experience Base turned out to be one of the more difficult
tasks. We had to go through several steps of substantial redesign
before we achieved a concept of Experience Bases that does now suit
our needs. In this paper we describe the most important insights,
show examples of their impact on our Experience Base concepts, and
discuss modifications made. As a conclusion, we present an evaluation
sheet for Experience Base maturity profiles. Copyright © 2001 John
Wiley & Sons, Ltd.},
doi = {10.1002/spip.140}
}