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SALINAS ALGUACIL, Leyvis N.. Organizational architecture for enterprise software solutions. Rev cuba cienc informat [online]. 2013, vol.7, n.3, pp.1-13. ISSN 2227-1899.

The organizational architecture for enterprise software solutions is an organizational model that aims to help increase the productivity of the processes and the proper use of human resources of an organization of software production. For the development of the model took into account the problems in the current workflow, deficiencies relating to the distribution of roles, poor time management and poor use of software components. This model has a structure consisting of five organizational entities or components which are: the entity Intelligence, Project Management, People, and Process Repository. In each work is organized to build on established processes and activities so that the model fits its fundamental aim to produce products with the required quality. These processes are designed to follow a line of development that allows for proper functioning between entities. It is very important in this area of communication, interaction and integration among organizational components since the work of each depends on the other. The accomplished proposal was validated by means of the method Delphi obtaining worked out heights and approval for your implantation. In addition to that you prove that it enables the aforementioned architecture of factory being adapted to any organization or company taking into account his particularities in addition to hold responsible and identifying the human resources with your work.

Palabras clave : organizational component; software factory; organizational architecture; software production organization; processes.

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