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Sustainable embedded software lifecycle planning
Date
2013
Abstract
Time-to-market is a crucial factor in increasing market share in the consumer electronics (CE) market. Furthermore, fierce competition in the market tends to sharply lower the prices of brand-new CE products as soon as they are released. Software-intensive embedded system design methods such as hardware/software co-design have been studied with the goal of reducing development lead-time by designing hardware and software simultaneously. Many researchers, however, concentrate on static design methods—in which design remains unchanged once determined. To survive this deadly market competition, a dynamic design strategy that takes various market conditions into account is needed for software-intensive embedded systems. In this paper, a sustainable embedded software lifecycle planning (SESLIP) process based on the evolution of embedded software is proposed. The SESLIP process provides a dynamic method for both selecting product lifecycle design alternatives and generating a profit-maximizing transition plan that covers the entire lifecycle of a product
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peer-reviewed
Publisher
IEEE Computer Society
Citation
IEEE Software;30(4), pp. 72-80
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Lee_2013_sustainable.pdf
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Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE) Korea, Technology Research Center (ITRC), National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA-2011-C1090-1131-008), Basic Science Research Program National Foundation of Korea (NRF), Science Foundation Ireland (SFI)