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Using Concept Algebra for Mapping Software Practices to Essence Framework

As a relatively new framework suggested for core problems of software development, one important issue for Essence Framework (EF) is mapping software development practices to the EF’s conceptual domain. There are several works describing systematic procedures, however, a review of literature cannot suggest a study using formal method(s). In this paper, a software practice mapping method is proposed, which adopts and employs Concept Algebra principles in a Scrum case. The results are promising, however, more empirical evidences are needed to support the solution.