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Building a Software Reuse Governance Framework Using a Global Standard

Abstract In simple terms software reuse is nothing more than the construction of new software from old components. The problem is that, up to this point there has not been a commonly accepted model for software reuse. That is the reason why the Reuse Processes section was inserted into the ISO/IEC 12207 Standard. The Reuse Processes section provides an industry-wide definition of the best practices necessary to underwrite the overall concept of reusability. This article presents the recommendations for reuse management contained in that standard. It details the three domains and associated practices that are utilized to ensure well-defined and properly organized reuse governance.