In this paper we critically examine the underlying assumptions in existing studies of large-scale agile software development. We use Alvesson and Sandberg’s problematization methodology and find that existing studies of large-scale agile share a number of underlying assumptions relevant to small rather than large-scale projects. Empirically, we draw on a case study of a large-scale agile projec...

Value-based decision making is the consideration of function and cost in to select highest possible option. Reviews previous studies showed that there a lack criteria value decision-making process. Hence, this research aims identify for redeveloping transportation facilities based on cost. The ultimate goal best alternative project redevelopment. An abandoned airport was chosen as case study ev...

Urban green space (UGS) has gained much attention in terms of urban ecosystems and human health. Measures to improve compact cities are important for sustainability. However, there is a knowledge gap between UGS improvement planning management. Based on the integration quantity quality, this research aims identify changes during development suggest ways space. We analyse land use changes, condu...

Introduction A Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is a precise description of a functionality or capability that a software system has to provide. It can also describe a constraint that the software system has to respect (Wiegers, 2003). In this paper, the term Software Requirements Specification and the term Requirements Specification are used interchangeably. SRSs are often not well un...

The present discussions aimed at the rebuilding of Fren-chay Hospital began in 1977 under the auspices of the Avon Area Health Authority. The brief was to plan for a replacement of the whole hospital and asked for planning to be divided into ?2 million aliquots but this rapidly proved an absurd constraint and was deleted. A more fundamental requirement was for the development to be divided into...

Given a fixed budget, the generic relocation problem seeks to determine a feasible reconstruction sequence of old buildings for a public housing project. The feasibility issue can be resolved because it is mathematically equivalent to makespan minimization in a two-machine flowshop. In this paper, we consider the variant where multiple working crews are available for the redevelopment project. ...

nowadays, soil reinforcement using polymer elements have been investigated by a number of researchers in order to increase the load capacity of soils. reinforcing soils using fibers is a method of soil improvement, which offers a homogenous mixture in combination with soils, regarding their tensile strength. this combination maintains pressure loading capacity and properties in mutual resistant...