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    Title: Applying CMMI to the Process Improvement for Campus Single Sign-on Environment Developmentword
    Authors: shiu shu bin
    Contributors: Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
    Keywords: CMMI, SCAMPI, Requirements Development, Requirements Engineering, Quality Function Deployment, Sigle Sign-on
    Date: 2007
    Issue Date: 2009-11-18 13:14:04 (UTC+0)
    Publisher: Asia University
    Abstract: Due to the rapid growth of information industry and the development of internet,
    followed by various applications of information systems, the system administration in
    the universities becomes more and more complex. Sytem administrators deliberate
    about how to increase administration efficiency and teaching quality. The needs of
    "Sigle Sign-on" grow among educational environment in recent years.
    The university in the research decides to develop campus Single Sign-on
    environment and improve the process while implementing the project. The author built
    a process model with the "Requirements Development" process area in CMMI and
    Quality Function Deployment technology. The result shows that it infallibly improved
    the process by following the prcess model. The process model is not only for the case in
    this research. It can also be apply to other universities by tailoring the model.
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