Browsing by Author "Aziz Deraman"

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    Business Intelligence and Analytics in Managing Organizational Performance
    (Journal of Advances in Information Technology, 2016-08) Nur Hani Zulkifli Abai; Jamaiah Yahaya; Aziz Deraman
    Today, data has growth tremendously. It has been one of valuable resources to determine success and failure of an organization. The need to manage and analyse the data for organization's performance has increased. Suitable technology identified for this purpose is Business Intelligence and Analytics (BIA). BIA implementation is a huge project and one of success factor identified by previous researcher is clear requirement analysis process. This paper presents the requirement analysis model for the implementation of Business Intelligence and Analytics in Performance Management (BIAPM). It was developed based on literature review and empirical study using phenomenology approach. The model explains the required process, input and output of requirement analysis for BIAPM implementation. It help researchers and practitioners the capabilities to better understand requirement analysis process in three difference perspectives that are Business Intelligence, Analytics and Performance Management.
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    Software Configuration Management Practice In Malaysia
    (Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology, 2016-12) Syahrul Fahmy; Aziz Deraman; Jamaiah H. Yahaya
    The Malaysian Information and Communication Technology market has strong growth fundamentals with key sectors that include the government, telecommunications, and education. Malaysia has more than 20 million Internet users (2015 statistics), and as such, the demand for enabling technologies for Malaysia’s 1.1 million registered businesses into the new economy are high. The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) is tasked to drive the nation’s digital economy agenda, capitalizing on the 3,800 tech companies and 150,000 knowledge workers across the country
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    User Centric Software Quality Model For Sustainability
    (Lecture Notes on Software Engineering, 2016-08) Nur Zuria Haryani Zakaria; Abdul Razak Hamdan; Jamaiah Yahaya; Aziz Deraman
    Software quality is a tacit and multifaceted concept of desired combination of software attributes. Quality is commonly considered as product property, thus the product view of quality seeks to identify those properties which can be built into a product and assessed to certify quality. The goal of assessment is to satisfy the stakeholders of the software. However there is no single correct quality model may be accepted by researchers and experts in modelling and measuring the software quality. The goal of quality assessment should move towards sustainable software quality. This paper presents part of work done in assessing software quality for sustainability. Among the objectives is making concerns of user’s perspective is crucial among the principles of assessment. Software quality metrics can be employed to asses and quantify the software quality value and helps in reducing the ambiguity of the view towards sustainable software.