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Lean Software Development Practices and Principles in Terms of Observations and Evolution Methods to increase work environment productivity
September 2020
DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.27514.72648
Authors:
Llahm Omar Ben Dalla
Sebha University
Lean Software Development (LSD) is one of the influential Agile Software Development (ASD) methods. Furthermore, the main aim and objective of this essential method is creating customer value as well as swift delivery in time within the required budget. Moreover, the lean methodology can enhance the business domain via adopting the usage of lean principles (LPs) according to the business requirements in diverse domains. This observational paper provides observations on the evolution of lean software development practices as well as principles. This study is a significant in terms of three important contributions: the first stage of the contribution is defined as lean as well as lean principles in terms of powerful as well as weaknesses. In addition, the second contribution studied the relationship between ASD as well as LSD. Further, the study contributes the comprehensive understanding of LSD principles and practices during the recent decade. Additionally, the results of this beneficial study are important for several domains such as the industrial world, the educational world, the manufacturing world as well as the scientific world in addition to researchers who aimed for some investigations outcome based on LSD practices besides principles in manufacturing domain.
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IBM Distinguished Engineer and Solutions Architect Sanjeev Sharma delivers a basic, comprehensive overview of the DevOps.
Productivity of the software development and deployment process is usually improved in two ways:
- Reduce the amount of rework that needs to be done for the specific project
- Reduce the amount of overhead in the process in general
How to Advance Lean Software Development (Beyond the ‘Toyota Way’)
How-To
May 21, 2012
9 mins
Matthew Heusser is a consulting software tester and self-described software process naturalist who develops, tests and manages software projects. Matt is a contributing editor for Software Test & Quality Assurance Magazine and his blog “Creative Chaos” focuses on software writing. An elected member of the Board of Directors of the Association for Software Testing, Matt recently served as lead editor for “How to Reduce the Cost of Software Testing” (Taylor and Francis, 2011). You can follow Matt on Twitter @mheusser or email him.
This succinct book explains how you can apply the practices of Lean software development to dramatically increase productivity and quality. Based on techniques that revolutionized Japanese manufacturing, Lean principles are being applied successfully to product design, engineering, the supply chain, and now software development. With The Art of Lean Software Development, you'll learn how to adopt Lean practices one at a time rather than taking on the entire methodology at once. As you master each practice, you'll see significant, measurable results. With this book, you will:
Understand Lean's origins from Japanese industries and how it applies to software development
Learn the Lean software development principles and the five most important practices in detail
Distinguish between the Lean and Agile methodologies and understand their similarities and differences
Determine which Lean principles you should adopt first, and how you can gradually incorporate more of the methodology into your process
Review hands-on practices, including descriptions, benefits, trade-offs, and roadblocks
Learn how to sell these principles to management
The Art of Lean Software Development is ideal for busy people who want to improve the development process but can't afford the disruption of a sudden and complete transformation. The Lean approach has been yielding dramatic results for decades, and with this book, you can make incremental changes that will produce immediate benefits.
"This book presents Lean practices in a clear and concise manner so readers are motivated to make their software more reliable and less costly to maintain. I recommend it to anyone looking for an easy-to-follow guide to transform how the developer views the process of writing good software."-- Bryan Wells, Boeing Intelligence & Security Sytems Mission System
"If you're new to Lean software development and you're not quite sure where to start, this book will help get your development process going in the right direction, one step at a time."-- John McClenning, software development lead, Aclara
Agile to Lean Software Development Transformation: A Systematic Literature Review
Filip Kišš; Bruno Rossi
Abstract:
We wanted to better understand the “agile-to-lean” transformation, in terms of: i) reported benefits, ii) challenges faced, iii) metrics used. Method: we performed a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) about “agile-to-lean” transformations. Results: reduced lead time, improved flow, continuous improvement, and improved defect fix rate were the main reported benefits. Adaptation to lean thinking, teaching the lean mindset, identification of the concept of waste, and scaling flexibility were the main challenges. Lead time was the most reported metric.
Published in: 2018 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems (FedCSIS)