CaaS: Overview of the CDD methodology

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These slides presents a brief overview of the CDD Methodology developed in the CaaS FP7 Project. This state-of-the-art methodology will enable the develoment of Information Systems from a digital business perspective. It presents a method overview and an initial version of the metamodel that supports this method

WP5

CaaS Methodology

Kurt Sandkuhl

26.02.2014

© 2010 UNIVERSITÄT ROSTOCK | Fakultät für Informatik und Elektrotechnik | Lehrstuhl Wirtschaftsinformatik

Methodology work package (WP5)
Capability Driven Development Methodology
• Objective: establish a capability driven development for congruent digital business and
information system development methodology by integrating together empirical experiences
and developments elaborated in WP2, WP3 and WP4 with theoretical developments
• Partners: Stockholm University (S), Riga Technical University (LV),
University of Rostock (D), Universitat Politecnia de Valencia (ES)
Tasks:
T5.1: Develop State-of-the-Art Overview on Relevant Methodology Areas [Month 4 - 5]
T5.2: Develop Core for the Methodology [Month 6 - 7]
T5.3: Develop Pattern Repository [Month 8 - 12]
T5.4 Develop Algorithms for Capability Composition, Assessment, Delivery Adjustment [M 13 - 24]
T5.5: Methodology Refinement, Integration and Acceptance (2 cycles) [M 16 – 18 and 28 - 32]
T5.6: Methodology Description and Pattern Repository [Month 31 - 33]

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Capability driven development and delivery (CDD)

Method Overview

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Business Case driven methodology development
CaaS project approach is business case driven
Methodology development needs to take into account:
• Established engineering processes in business cases
• Technology stack used in business cases
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CDD in Action – an Illustrative Scenario
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