25 Years of ISBSG
Much has changed in the IT industry over 25 years. This presentation discusses the evolution of software measurement and the people and organizations that have contributed to ISBSG over this period.
Entries by ISBSG
ISBSG Maintenance and Support Data
It is believed that software maintenance activities represents somewhere between 65 and 85 percent of an application’s total ownership cost. This study focuses on ISBSG’s Maintenance and Support data. It identifies maintenance trends for various activities.
Measuring Value Added
With agile, you choose to develop the functionality that provides the most value for the customer, post-development. What functionality does the customer receive and how can it be measured?
Testing Process Assessment
One of the biggest problems in software development is the quality assurance of the delivered product. This depends directly on the testing process used. See how to improve testing processes with the use of market data.
No-Code Low-Code
“Low Code/No Code” is a new development paradigm. It shortens re-development times (and costs) when an organization decides to move software system/application from old, legacy architecture to a newer, more maintainable one.
Data for Decisions
Learn how ISBSG data is used in practice to make better decisions regarding Application Development related issues.
Using ISBSG Data to Measure Team Performance
Calculate key ‘market average’ metrics from ISBSG data. These metrics can then be used to benchmark your team’s performance.
Agile Control
ISBSG partner, IDC, examines how application development teams can incorporate objective metrics into their performance.
Productivity per Industry Sector
Learn more about the productivity of medium-sized projects in various industry sectors.
Productivity Improvements for Java Projects
Java is a powerful, programming language used for many applications. This short paper compares the productivity of different-sized Java projects.