Browsing by Author "Jamaiah H. Yahaya"

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    Evergreen Software Preservation: The Conceptual Framework of Anti-Ageing Model
    (Information Science and Applications, Lecture Notes in Electical Engineering, 2015-02) Jamaiah H. Yahaya
    The symptom of degradation in term of quality is observed as the indicator of ageing phenomenon in software system. In human and living creators, ageing is an inescapable manifestation for every living creature on earth. In human being, this phenomenon of delaying the ageing process is normally known as anti-ageing. We try to understand and learn the process of ageing in software through understanding the human ageing process. Unlike human ageing, software ageing can be delayed by identifying factors that influence the ageing. Ageing in software is occurring when the software is degraded in term of its quality, user’s satisfaction and dynamic. Previous studies indicated that software ageing factors possibly will be classified into some categorization such as cost, technology, human, functionality and environment. Our past experiences in software quality and certification motivate us to the development of software anti-ageing model and its related areas which are the ageing factors and rejuvenation index. This paper presents the background issues in software ageing which includes software quality and certification, and focus further on the conceptual framework of software anti-ageing model and preliminary formulation of anti-ageing model
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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