Adequação do processo unificado no desenvolvimento de sistemas grp (Government Resource Planning)

Abstract

Obtaining a suitable and trustful software development process, with good quality and that not requires great time in generating artifacts is a strong motivation to respond to market demands. Therefore, it requires strong research. One of the great challenges in this process is to appropriate different software development methodologies to the reality of an Information Technology group task force. This research proposes to adjust a unified process based methodology in order to adapt, particularly, to the software development within the public sector. One of the reasons for this proposal is based upon the fact that none development pattern has been established in such groups, yet. The present study is related to integrated systems that have Government Resource Planning (GRPs) characteristics. As an application model, three projects that have similar complexity aspects and task force characteristics have been used. These projects were undertaken by distinct times within the software factory of the Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Triângulo Mineiro IFTM. In order to reach established goals the research was conducted during six months and has presented quantitative results when taking the definition of standard patterns and artifacts generation into account. Therefore, this research conducts to apply the obtained results in Institutions that holds similar characteristics.