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Benchmark Act Improve

1 October 2025/in benchmarking

Organisations spend much on the development and maintenance of software applications. IT managers often don’t know if productivity, cost, speed of delivery and quality of the deliverables are competitive. When outsourcing, suppliers are often chosen based on hourly rates and not on capability. Benchmarking highlights how development & maintenance organizations perform and where they can improve. This presentation explores benchmarking and how it can be performed using the ISBSG repository.

Quantitative Dependability

1 October 2025/in project control

Technological advances in modern Train Control Systems (TCS) improve their dependability, safety, availability, and capacity. However, this raises concerns about the effects that uncertainty in critical TCS parameters (e.g. position and speed) have on dependability-related attributes. This can be examined through quantitative measures, stochastic modeling and evaluation of TCS. In this paper, we illustrate the results of a systematic literature review on quantitative evaluation of dependability-related attributes of TCSs under uncertainty on vital parameters.

Mobile App Development

17 August 2025/in productivity, project control

Many organizations provide mobile applications (i.e. apps) for use on smart phones and tablets. Apps are an interface between a company and its customers, providing functionality and support. Hence, companies must be able to quickly add new functionality to apps. This short report compares key metrics for enahancements to Android and IOS apps to determine if there is a difference in their development platforms.

Agile Planning and Monitoring with Kanban and Measurement

1 July 2025/in agile

Determining IT workforce requirements is an important part of software development planning. To achieve this, a work model supported by a parametric, repeatable, and auditable functional size measurement method, should be used. This enables organizations to plan and monitor development in a simple and agile manner, especially when adopting frameworks like Kanban or Scrum. Having a measurement-based historical database populated with trustworthy data is crucial for effective planning and monitoring of software development in organizations striving for software development maturity.

Benchmarking Software Productivity and Quality for Large-Language Models and Low-Code/No-Code

1 July 2025/in benchmarking

Code generation through Large Language Models and the adoption of Low-Code/No-Code platforms have transformed traditional software development. A reassessment of conventional benchmarking methodologies is required. Updated productivity models that accurately reflect these contexts are required. Through benchmarking standards and metrics that reflect these innovative development modalities, organizations can better understand the true impact of these technologies on software delivery efficiency and product excellence.

Effort Estimation in Software Development Projects Using Supervised Machine Learning

1 July 2025/in estimation

This presentation analyses a machine learning model, that uses ISBSG Data for effort estimation. It accuracy is discussed along with the future. Such machine learning models support the development of predictive tools tailored to individual organizational contexts.

Evaluating Digital Intangible Assets using ICT Measurement Standards

1 July 2025/in project control

This presentation explores accounting reporting methods that use technical and economic measurements of intangible assets. By leveraging measurement standards such as FPA (Function Point Analysis), SNAP (Software Non-functional Assessment Process), and project management methodologies, a comprehensive understanding of the fair value of digital assets can be achieved.

How AI Revolutionises Software Measurement Practices

1 July 2025/in project control

Software measurement is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the rapid advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI). This presentation delves into the tangible ways AI is revolutionizing the core responsibilities of these software metrics professionals, enabling them to achieve new levels of accuracy, efficiency, and strategic impact.

Development and Enhancement Project Productivity

1 July 2025/in productivity

This presentation shows that the productivities for development and enhancement projects should be analysed separately. A rationale, with examples extracted from the ISBSG Development and Enhancement repository is provided.

Overview of ISBSG Resources

18 May 2025/in project control

The ISBSG website offers a range of resources to: optimize project outcomes, advance software engineering knowledge, and support organizations in achieving competitive excellence. ISBSG resources include: data repositories, benchmarking tools, publications, educational resources, and community engagement opportunities. By leveraging the D&E and Maintenance repositories, PDQ tool, reports, and free content, stakeholders can make informed decisions, validate estimations, and benchmark performance against industry standards.

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Entries by ISBSG

Benchmark Act Improve

Quantitative Dependability

Mobile App Development

Agile Planning and Monitoring with Kanban and Measurement

Benchmarking Software Productivity and Quality for Large-Language Models and Low-Code/No-Code

Effort Estimation in Software Development Projects Using Supervised Machine Learning

Evaluating Digital Intangible Assets using ICT Measurement Standards

How AI Revolutionises Software Measurement Practices

Development and Enhancement Project Productivity

Overview of ISBSG Resources

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