Design Measures for Distributed Information Systems: an Empirical Evaluation

Pablo Rossi; George Fernandez

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Design Measures for Distributed Information Systems: an Empirical Evaluation

In Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Software Audits and Metrics - SAM, 95-104, 2004 , Porto, Portugal

Authors: Pablo Rossi and George Fernandez

Affiliation: School of Computer Science and Information Technology, RMIT University, Australia

Abstract: Due to the different nature of the available dynamic interactions between components afforded by some middleware infrastructure, distributed information systems (DIS) behave differently from traditional centralized ones. This results in a different view of their quality attributes, which require specifically customized measures for accurate estimation. In previous work we proposed and theoretically validated design measures purposely defined for DIS. In this paper we investigate the relevance of the newly proposed measures to estimate one of the quality attributes of interest for DIS. To this end, we have applied the proposed measures to a proof-of-concept DIS in the context of an Australian university, for the ultimate purpose of efficiency estimation. The research concludes that most of the proposed measures are indeed correlated to the efficiency and are suitable to be used as part of estimation models.

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Rossi, P. and Fernandez, G. (2004). Design Measures for Distributed Information Systems: an Empirical Evaluation. In Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Software Audits and Metrics - SAM, (ICEIS 2004) ISBN 972-8865-04-X, pages 95-104. DOI: 10.5220/0002678900950104

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