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Implementing and improving the SEI risk management method in a university software project

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  • JOSE MANUEL ESTEVES

    (Instituto de Empresa)

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Although risk management approaches appeared more than one decade ago, there is the evidence of low penetration rate of their techniques in software projects. One of the most known methods is the SEI Software Continuous Risk Management (SEI-CRM) method. This paper addresses the usage of the SEI-CRM method in a big software development project. The study we carried out suggests that SEI-CRM is limited in terms of the organizational risk perspective. This research is expected to contribute with the knowledge on risk management for software development projects by for which we propose to extend the SEI-CRM method with some organizational risk factors that we have found relevant from our study.

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  • Jose Manuel Esteves, 2004. "Implementing and improving the SEI risk management method in a university software project," Working Papers Economia wp04-29, Instituto de Empresa, Area of Economic Environment.
    • Handle: RePEc:emp:wpaper:wp04-29
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    Risk; Risk management; SEI-CRM ; Organizational risks;
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