Paper Info
Title
Corporate Web Development: From Process Infancy to Maturity - A Case Study
Abstract
Web Engineering is about the use of systematic methods to develop Web sites and applications. The choice of a suitable development model, according to practitioners and researchers, is dependent upon many variables such as characteristics of the planned site (and applications), its document orientation, content and graphic design, budget and time constraints, and the changing technology. It is also generally assumed that a development model is selected at the beginning of a project. However, most of this discussion concentrates on Web related issues. This paper reports on a case study of Web development, which started as end user computing (ad hoc) activity and then developed into a conscious effort to formulate and promote a systematic approach. The evolution from process 'infancy' to maturity, within an organisation, brings into sharp focus 'non-Web' factors that are crucial to the success of any Web project.
Year
DOI
Venue
2001
10.1007/3-540-45144-7_6
Web Engineering
Keywords
DocType
ISBN
systematic approach,web related issue,process infancy,suitable development model,case study,development model,systematic method,corporate web development,web engineering,web site,web project,web development,end user computing,graphic design
Conference
3-540-42130-0
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
3
0.55
6
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Yogesh Deshpande120827.81
Athula Ginige253468.42