Rework and Reuse Effects in Software Economy

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Abstract

Software industry supposed to provide software product to their customers at a lower price and right time. Unfortunately, it’s true that the industry can’t deliver the software at lower a price. Lots of reasons are responsible for this high price of the Software. Such as high wages of stakeholders, the size of software, testing costs, implementation cost and one of the most vital reasons is a rework that increases the cost of software. In this research paper, I focused on rework and reuse, its cost & effect on software economy. How to reduce the rework during the software development life cycle-SDLC. This research found that a long part of the development duration used for rework. This scenario is not only obtainable in a small software firm but also medium and enterprise software companies. Rework issue is one of the big challenges of the software industry. This research explained the problem in a financial point of view and provided needed suggestions to reduce the rework & increase the reuse based on software engineering body of knowledge. The software industry will be profitable if they can reduce the rework and upsurge the reuse of software.

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Md.Shahadat Hossain. 2018. \u201cRework and Reuse Effects in Software Economy\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - C: Software & Data Engineering GJCST-C Volume 18 (GJCST Volume 18 Issue C4): .

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Software industry supposed to provide software product to their customers at a lower price and right time. Unfortunately, it’s true that the industry can’t deliver the software at lower a price. Lots of reasons are responsible for this high price of the Software. Such as high wages of stakeholders, the size of software, testing costs, implementation cost and one of the most vital reasons is a rework that increases the cost of software. In this research paper, I focused on rework and reuse, its cost & effect on software economy. How to reduce the rework during the software development life cycle-SDLC. This research found that a long part of the development duration used for rework. This scenario is not only obtainable in a small software firm but also medium and enterprise software companies. Rework issue is one of the big challenges of the software industry. This research explained the problem in a financial point of view and provided needed suggestions to reduce the rework & increase the reuse based on software engineering body of knowledge. The software industry will be profitable if they can reduce the rework and upsurge the reuse of software.

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