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UNIT NAME

CFRPDEF

VERSION
3.0
ORIGIN
STARS
REVIEW CODE
OK
INET ADDRESS
librarian@source.asset.com
AUTHOR
Boeing, IBM, Unisys
RIGHTS
Approved for public release; distribution unlimited
COPYRIGHT
1993, 1994 UNISYS
LOCATION
ASSET
PAL

CLASSIFICATION

KEYWORDS
Reuse Processes
Processes, Reuse
STARS
CFRP
INDEX
IBM
Boeing
Unisys
DEPENDENCIES
None
SEE ALSO
SHORT DESCRIPTION
A description of reuse in terms of the processes involved
TAXONOMY


Documents
    Conceptual Framework for Reuse Processes (CFRP)
      Version 3.0


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ABSTRACT

STARS Conceptual Framework for Reuse Processes (CFRP) Volume I: Definition

This document defines a conceptual framework that describes reuse in terms of the processes involved. This STARS Conceptual Framework for Reuse Processes (CFRP) is intended to:

In addition, this document elaborates on the STARS vision and mission with respect to reuse and provides a context for understanding STARS reuse products and plans.

The CFRP is intended to be generic with respect to domains, organizations, economic sectors, methodologies, and technologies. Furthermore, even though this document focuses discussion of the CFRP by describing it primarily in the context of software engineering, CFRP concepts should generally be applicable to reuse in any information-intensive context, such as technical documentation, general information retrieval, and business, scientific, or personal information management.

The CFRP is a reuse process framework; its scope is limited to identifying the processes involved in reuse and describing at a high level how those processes operate and interact. In so doing, it offers an indication of how some reuse processes can be integrated with other processes and how the transition to reuse can be managed from a process perspective. The CFRP does not prescribe how reuse should be implemented in any particular context, nor does it include processes that do not directly contribute to reuse. It thus should not be interpreted as providing prescriptive process definitions or imposing a particular life cycle model. However, in separate efforts, STARS is developing detailed reuse process definitions and life cycle models that are consistent with the CFRP. In general, legal, business, and acquisition aspects of reuse are outside the scope of this document.

This document is targeted to readers having one or more of the following roles in their organizations:


REVISION HISTORY

3.0  25 Oct 93  Release to ASSET
3.0  12 Feb 94  Initial release to the PAL

RELEASE NOTICE

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited

DISCLAIMER

This documentation is provided "AS IS" and without any expressed or
implied warranties whatsoever.  No warranties as to performance,
merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose exist.
The user must assume the entire risk and liability of using this
document.  In no event shall any person or organization of people be
held responsible for any direct, indirect, consequential or
inconsequential damages or lost profits.

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