Table 8 Measurement Repository Structure Checklist

1. The measurement repository is well structured and allows measures to be integrated to processes and activities of the organization

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

      1.1 The measurement repository structure allows the defined measures to be related to processes and activities of the organization in which the measurement must be carried out

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

      1.2 The measurement repository is unique or it is composed by several correctly integrated sources

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

2. The projects are satisfactorily characterized

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

3. A mechanism for identifying similarity between projects is established

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

4. It is possible to identify the version of the processes executed in the projects

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

5. It is possible to store and to retrieve the context information of the collected measures

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

For each collected measure, it is possible to store and to retrieve:

      5.1 Measurement moment (date, process and activity in which the measurement was carried out)

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

      5.2 Measurement conditions (relevant information about the execution of the process, the environment or the project at the moment of the measure collection)

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

      5.3 Performer of the measurement

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

      5.4 Project in which the measure was collected

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE

      5.5 Characteristics of the project in which the measure was collected

S

LS

RS

PS

D

NE