The Roadblocks and Chances of Component-Based Development Business in Korea SI Industry: a Case of BOK-WIRE System

한국 SI산업에서 CBD사업의 장애 요인과 발전 가능성: 한은 금융망 시스템 구축 사례

  • Published : 2004.11.30

Abstract

Since Component-Based Development, or CBD, struck Korea SI industry a heavy blow several years ago, many major SI companies in Korea have implemented the CBD practices in real world, leveraging supports from the government and academic world. The result, however, falls short of their expectations. The major reason is that they have mainly focused on CBD processes and technical issues around it, although it is necessary as well to deal with other non-technical issues in order to make business values from CBD. This paper begins with reminding us what CBD tries to achieve indeed in terms of software development processes, then recognizes what we have achieved so far introducing a recent CBD project case, BOK-WIRE system. Thereafter, it reveals the chances that SI companies must take in order to make their CBD efforts succeed, pointing out what are the roadblocks really.

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