Technical Debt - How Software Organizations Can Stay Solvent

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Technical Debt - How Software Organizations Can Stay Solvent

In Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Business Modeling and Software Design BMSD - Volume 1, 3-4, 2016 , Rhodes, Greece

Author: Paris Avgeriou

Affiliation: University of Groningen, Netherlands

Abstract: The term Technical Debt has become rather popular over the past years, expressing technical compromises that can yield short-term benefits but may hurt the long-term health of a software system. There are good news: Technical Debt as a metaphor resonates well with technical and non-technical stakeholders, and can potentially act as a bridge between them and facilitate communication and negotiation. There are also bad news: Technical Debt is undeniably accumulating in most large systems, pervading the entire lifecycle from requirements to deployment; it threatens to “bankrupt” those systems if it is not actively managed. The future of software engineering research and practice will revolve around how to identify, measure, prioritize and repay Technical Debt, as well as how to make sound investments to balance short- and long- term goals. In this talk, we revisit the state-of-the art and practice to examine how much progress is achieved so far, and we discuss some promising future dire ctions in the field, concluding with a “call to arms”. (More)

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Avgeriou, P. (2016). Technical Debt - How Software Organizations Can Stay Solvent. In Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Business Modeling and Software Design - BMSD; ISBN 978-989-758-190-8, SciTePress, pages 3-4. DOI: 10.5220/0006221400030004

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