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Identification
Production Web
Definitions/Uses
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| Reference | /Scacchi, 2001/ Process Models in Software Engineering |
| Definition/ Use |
The production web represents the "organizational production system" that transforms raw computational, cognitive, and other organizational resources into assembled, integrated and usable software systems. The production lattice therefore structures how a software system is developed, used, and maintained. However, prescriptive task chains and actions cannot be formally guaranteed to anticipate all possible circumstances or idiosyncratic foul-ups that can emerge in the real world of software development /Bendifallah, 1989/, /Mi, 1990/. Thus, any software production web will in some way realize only an approximate or incomplete description of software development. |
See also
Prescriptive Task ChainsProcess Model
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