Process Model Customization

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1998
Reference	/Derniame, 1998/ Software Process: principles, methodology and technology
Definition/ Use	The act of refining a (generic) process model to tailor it according to the specific needs of the organisation. Customisation may be a substancial part of the meta-process. There usually are different layers of customization, at increasing levels of detail and formality. The ultimate customisation leads to an enactable model, - see Instantiation.
1993
Reference	/Lonchamp, 1993/ A Structured Conceptual and Terminological Framework for Software Process Engineering
Definition/ Use	During the process model customization step, a generic process model is gradually refined and adapted to a specific domain /Conradi, 1992a/ or usage. The resulting model is called a customized process model.

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