Aligning Software-related Strategies in Multi-Organizational Settings
Martin Kowalczyk, J\"urgen M\"unch, Masafumi Katahira, Tatsuya Kaneko,, Yuko Miyamoto, Yumi Koishi

TL;DR
This paper discusses applying the GQM+Strategies goal-oriented measurement approach to align activities across multiple organizations in the aerospace industry, enhancing clarity and transparency.
Contribution
It presents the process, experience, and initial results of implementing GQM+Strategies in a multi-organizational aerospace context, including a developed alignment grid.
Findings
Improved clarity of organizational contributions
Enhanced transparency among units
Practical application of GQM+Strategies in industry
Abstract
Aligning the activities of an organization with its business goals is a challenging task that is critical for success. Alignment in a multi-organizational setting requires the integration of different internal or external organizational units. The anticipated benefits of multi-organizational alignment consist of clarified contributions and increased transparency of the involved organizational units. The GQM+Strategies approach provides mechanisms for explicitly linking goals and strategies within an organization and is based on goal-oriented measurement. This paper presents the process and first-hand experience of applying GQM+Strategies in a multi-organizational setting from the aerospace industry. Additionally, the resulting GQM+Strategies grid is sketched and selected parts are discussed. Finally, the results are reflected on and an overview of future work is given.
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Taxonomy
TopicsInformation Technology Governance and Strategy · Software Engineering Techniques and Practices · Software System Performance and Reliability
